http://thebanbus.org/2008/09/the-ban-bus-belgrade-to-oslo/ Ban cluster bombs! Mon, 21 May 2012 23:45:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://thebanbus.org/2008/09/the-ban-bus-belgrade-to-oslo/#comment-238 John Fri, 17 Oct 2008 08:15:28 +0000 http://thebanbus.org/?p=598#comment-238 Hi Sarah, Great to get the email. We are in Greece but heading to Istanbul today. The Ban Bus keeps on rolling! Lots to do between now and Dec 3. SBS made a feature on the process in Ireland and the CMC media team did a 5 min edit each day for You Tube. Do a You Tube search for Cluster Treaty Dublin CMC and see what comes up. There should be 9 parts. Together they are a fantastic film on the process. The Dateline piece was online but I think it might be down now. Try www.sbs.com.au/dateline or google Dateline Current Affairs Australia. You can always email them and ask if there is another link that can find the footage. They did 2 pieces on the process. One last year in about Aprilish and this one in Ireland. So very best wishes to Pebbles and you and hope we catch up soon, John and Mette Hi Sarah,
Great to get the email. We are in Greece but heading to Istanbul today. The Ban Bus keeps on rolling! Lots to do between now and Dec 3. SBS made a feature on the process in Ireland and the CMC media team did a 5 min edit each day for You Tube. Do a You Tube search for Cluster Treaty Dublin CMC and see what comes up. There should be 9 parts. Together they are a fantastic film on the process. The Dateline piece was online but I think it might be down now. Try http://www.sbs.com.au/dateline or google Dateline Current Affairs Australia. You can always email them and ask if there is another link that can find the footage. They did 2 pieces on the process. One last year in about Aprilish and this one in Ireland. So very best wishes to Pebbles and you and hope we catch up soon, John and Mette

]]> http://thebanbus.org/2008/09/the-ban-bus-belgrade-to-oslo/#comment-236 Sarah Clancy Ireland! Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:36:39 +0000 http://thebanbus.org/?p=598#comment-236 Hi Mette, John We miss you all still over here! Do you by any chanch have a link to the Tv programme that was made in Ireland by your Australian friend? There are cluster actions going on next week here and I'd like new people to be able to watch it on line? Also have y'all got current e-mail addresses just for me - pebbles would like to say Hi :-) Hi Mette, John
We miss you all still over here! Do you by any chanch have a link to the Tv programme that was made in Ireland by your Australian friend? There are cluster actions going on next week here and I’d like new people to be able to watch it on line?
Also have y’all got current e-mail addresses just for me - pebbles would like to say Hi

]]> http://thebanbus.org/2008/09/the-ban-bus-belgrade-to-oslo/#comment-235 Ed (HIUS) Thu, 09 Oct 2008 18:48:13 +0000 http://thebanbus.org/?p=598#comment-235 You are off to a great start, Ban Bus Team! Thank you for your amazing work! You are off to a great start, Ban Bus Team!
Thank you for your amazing work!

]]> http://thebanbus.org/2008/09/the-ban-bus-belgrade-to-oslo/#comment-234 The Ban Bus in the Balkans — Belgrade Foreign Visitors Club Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:45:28 +0000 http://thebanbus.org/?p=598#comment-234 [...] The Ban Bus | The Ban Bus, Belgrade to Oslo “I handed my tattered faceless passport over to the pretty blonde at Belgrade immigration as I entered Serbia and she scowled at the lack of anything on the cover. It’s fast turning into a dog eared worn scrap and not the international identity pass that it should be. All printing on the cover has worn away and it bulges with many old stamps and visas. It’s the biggest passport I could get for the frequent traveller and its sixty four pages are three quarters filled in only five years. [...] [...] The Ban Bus | The Ban Bus, Belgrade to Oslo “I handed my tattered faceless passport over to the pretty blonde at Belgrade immigration as I entered Serbia and she scowled at the lack of anything on the cover. It’s fast turning into a dog eared worn scrap and not the international identity pass that it should be. All printing on the cover has worn away and it bulges with many old stamps and visas. It’s the biggest passport I could get for the frequent traveller and its sixty four pages are three quarters filled in only five years. [...]

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