A compelling case has been made - both by senior active and retired military officers and by virtue of the vast majority of the world's States having accepted the Convention -regarding how the vast terrible humanitarian consequences that result from antipersonnel mine use greatly outweigh their limited military utility.
Des arguments convaincants ont été avancés pour démontrer que l'emploi des mines antipersonnel a des conséquences humanitaires terribles qui dépassent largement leur utilité militaire limitée.