Poland: Proposed Withdrawal from International Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty
The Sejm will consider a bill proposing Poland's withdrawal from the international treaty banning the use, production, and stockpiling of anti-personnel mines. If passed, Poland would no longer be bound by these restrictions. This decision could impact the country's defense policy and international standing.
Key points
The bill proposes Poland's withdrawal from the international convention on anti-personnel mines.
Withdrawal means Poland would no longer be bound by the prohibition on using, producing, and stockpiling these mines.
Status:
In Progress
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