McCartney & Mills landmine campaign #2

The transcript discusses the importance of high-profile campaigns in raising awareness about landmines, highlighting the role of Princess Diana and the need to continue advocacy efforts. It emphasizes the involvement of students in learning about the issue and their contributions through projects. The discussion also covers the global impact of landmines and the need for education and action to address the problem.

What was the role of Princess Diana in the campaign against landmines?

• She funded the entire campaign.

• She was the first to clear landmines.

• She brought public attention to the issue.

• She initiated the campaign.

Why is it important to involve children in the campaign against landmines?

• They can fund the campaign.

• They have more resources than adults.

• They are the future leaders who will address the issue.

• They can physically remove landmines.

What did the children learn about landmines during their educational process?

• Landmines are easy to remove.

• Landmines have a significant impact on poor countries like Mozambique.

• Landmines are a rare occurrence.

• Landmines are only found in wealthy countries.

How did the speaker become more aware of the landmine issue?

• By reading about it in a newspaper.

• Through Heather's knowledge and involvement.

• Through personal experience in a war zone.

• By attending a government briefing.

What is the suggested action for the public to help eliminate landmines?

• Educate themselves and pressure leaders to act.

• Rely solely on military intervention.

• Wait for international organizations to take action.

• Ignore the issue as it will resolve itself.