Silent Killers
Silent Killers is a podcast series from Face2Face and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines. It explores the ongoing threat of landmines worldwide, from Cambodia to Ukraine, and features interviews with survivors, activists, policymakers, and deminers. The series examines the legacy of the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty and the challenges remaining in the fight for a mine-free world.
Episodes
Dr. Ly Thuch - From Minefields to Rice Fields
What does it take to transform a nation from fear to hope? In this episode of Silent Killers, David Peck speaks with Cambodian Senior Minister Ly Thuch about Cambodia's extraordinary progress in landmine clearance, the role of women in demining, and how communities, governments, and international partners are working together to create a mine-free future. From turning minefields into rice fields t
Humanitarian Law in a Shifting Security Landscape
Join in this conversation with David Peck and Peter Herby as they delve into the complexities of disarmament, particularly focusing on anti-personnel landmines and the humanitarian implications of their use. They discuss the importance of personal narratives in advocating for change, the challenges faced in diplomatic efforts and the moral and ethical considerations surrounding warfare. They empha
The Mine Ban Treaty: A Focus on the Arab Region
In this episode of Face2Face, we sit down with humanitarian leader Ayman Sorour for a deeply personal and quietly powerful conversation. Ayman reflects on the moments of tragedy he’s witnessed in the field, the losses that stay with you, and the unexpected ways individual acts—small, steady, imperfect—can bend the world toward something better. Together, we explore how impact is built one choice a
Peace in Progress with Izumi Nakamitsu
In this episode of Silent Killers, David Peck engages with Izumi Nakamitsu who discusses the importance of hope and collaboration in addressing global challenges. She emphasizes the need for camaraderie and the belief that collective efforts can lead to meaningful change, even if it is incremental. Her optimism stems from witnessing real progress made by individuals and groups working together.Ms.
Uncovering What's Left Behind
In this episode of Silent Killers, David Peck engages with Loren Persi from the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL) to discuss the ongoing issues surrounding landmines, disarmament, and the impact on survivors. They explore Loren's journey into activism, the significance of the Landmine Monitor report, and the importance of independent reporting in holding states accountable. The conver
Lloyd Axworthy, Radical Hope & The Ottawa Legacy
In this conversation, David Peck interviews Lloyd Axworthy, a prominent Canadian politician and human rights advocate, discussing his political journey, the significance of the Ottawa Treaty, and the ongoing challenges of landmines and human security. Axworthy emphasizes the importance of civic education and the role of civil society in promoting disarmament, while also reflecting on personal moti
Erin Hunt, Small Wins & Seeds of Change
In this episode of Silent Killers, David Peck interviews Erin Hunt, the Executive Director of Mines Action Canada, discussing her journey into activism, the importance of public engagement, and the role of youth in disarmament efforts. They explore the Mind Action Fellows Program, which empowers young advocates to engage in international diplomacy and share survivor stories. The conversation highl
What The Camera Can't Forget
In this episode of Silent Killers, host David Peck engages with photographer and photojournalist Giovanni Diffidente, who shares his profound journey into the world of photography and his commitment to documenting the impact of landmines and advocating for disarmament. Giovanni recounts his early experiences in London, his awakening to the plight of landmine survivors, and the personal stories tha
The Mine Ban Treaty - Focus on Uganda
In this episode of Silent Killers, host David Peck engages in a profound conversation with Alex Mouniam Babazi, a Ugandan doctor and advocate for disability rights. Alex shares his harrowing personal journey from being a soldier who stepped on a landmine to becoming a leader in victim assistance and the founder of the Amputee Self-Help Network. The discussion explores themes of trauma, recovery, a
Why The Renewed Interest: The Mine Ban Treaty
In this episode of Silent Killers, host David Peck engages with advocates Alma Taslidzan and Kasia Derlicka-Rosenbauer to discuss the pressing issues surrounding landmines and disarmament. They share personal stories that led them to become advocates, the significance of the 1997 Treaty banning landmines, and the ongoing challenges faced in the fight against these weapons. The conversation highlig
The Mine Ban Treaty - Jody Williams
In this episode of Silent Killers, host David Peck speaks with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Jody Williams about her lifelong journey as an activist and her pivotal role in the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL). Williams shares personal stories that shaped her sense of justice, from standing up to bullies in childhood to leading a global coalition that secured the landmark Ottawa Treaty
Silent Killers - Teaser-Trailer
Introducing Silent KillersA new podcast from Face2Face and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines. In our premiere episode, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Jody Williams reflects on the historic 1997 Mine Ban Treaty and the global grassroots movement that helped make it happen. With unflinching honesty and hard-won hope, she reminds us that change is possible. When the power of one becomes the pow
