Princess Diana giving speech on landmines

The transcript discusses a conference on landmines organized by the Mines Advisory Group and the Landmine Survivors Network. It highlights the global unawareness of the devastating impact of landmines on life, limb, and land, particularly in impoverished regions. The speaker shares personal insights from a visit to Angola, emphasizing that landmines continue to harm innocent people long after conflicts end. The transcript provides alarming statistics on the monthly casualties caused by landmines, many of whom are women and children, and stresses the need for increased global attention to this issue.

What are the main consequences of antipersonnel landmines as mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker describe the impact of landmines on the poorest people on Earth?

What was the speaker's personal experience regarding landmines before their journey to Angola?

In what ways does the text suggest that the world remains largely unmoved by the issue of landmines?

What statistics are provided about the number of people affected by landmines each month?