McCartney & Mills landmine campaign #1

The transcript discusses experiences in India and Croatia, highlighting the contrast between natural and man-made disasters. It covers the challenges faced with media attention during a documentary on minefields and the decision to focus on the issue rather than personal appearances. The speaker advocates for a global ban on landmines, mentioning discussions with Colin Powell about the U.S. stance due to the Korean border. The emphasis is on clearing existing mines and assisting survivors, while also pushing for a ban on new landmines.

What was the speaker's emotional response to revisiting areas affected by landmines?

• Joy at seeing the changes

• Frustration with the locals

• Inspiration to continue their work

• Indifference

Why did the speaker decide to visit the minefield alone?

• To meet a personal friend

• To save on travel costs

• To conduct a solo documentary

• To avoid media attention

What is the main reason the U.S. has not signed the International landmine ban?

• Lack of public support

• Military strategy concerning the Korean border

• Political disagreements

• Economic constraints

What is the primary focus of Doctor Minefield?

• Banning new landmines

• Clearing existing mines and supporting survivors

• Training military personnel

• Raising funds for minefield documentaries

What does the speaker suggest is needed alongside banning landmines?

• International trade agreements

• More media coverage

• Clearing existing mines and aiding affected families

• Increased military presence