America’s Omnidirectional Landmines Are (Somehow) Totally Legal

America's Omnidirectional Landmines Are (Somehow) Totally Legal

15,000 to 20,000 people—predominantly women, children, and the elderly—die from landmines every year. These explosive man-traps have been used in every major military conflict since 1938 and some 110 million mines are still spread over 78 countries worldwide. What’s more, they remain functional decades after a conflict has ended and civilians return to the area. The results are dismemberment if you’re lucky, death if you’re not.

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