LIBYA: Starting the school year with Risk Education
Posted: 1st February 2012
The vital safety messages being delivered at newly reopened schools are helping to keep students safe from the deadly remnants of conflict littering the Misrata area.
COMING SOON: Clear Landmines Now
Posted: 1st February 2012
AUDIO: Photographer Giles Duley at the launch of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Landmines
Posted: 27th January 2012
Listen to photographer Giles Duley, who became a triple amputee after stepping on an IED in Afghanistan in 2011, speaks at the launch of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Landmines and Unexploded Weapons of Conflict.
VIETNAM: Living with UXO
Posted: 24th January 2012
Between January and November 2011, MAG removed and destroyed 14,927 items of unexploded ordnance, benefiting 343,677 people.
MAG Angola’s positive reputation spreads across Moxico province
Posted: 10th January 2012
“MAG is always fast! When I found the mine by my house last year they came right away to help. MAG are the only ones I trust to help quickly when we really need it!” This is an example of what MAG Angola is hearing all over Moxico...
CAMBODIA: Development depends on demining
Posted: 12th December 2011
Alistair Moir, MAG Cambodia Country Director, explains how the legacy of landmines is trapping rural Cambodians in poverty.
D.R. CONGO: Cluster bombs threaten lives and hinder development in Bolomba
Posted: 9th December 2011
Bolomba Territory in Equateur Province is increasingly being targeted by other non-governmental organisations for rehabilitation and development projects – but before development, there must be security.
SUDAN: Demined area handed over to community in Kassala state
Posted: 5th December 2011
MAG excavated and destroyed 101 anti-personnel mines, 26 anti-tank mines and 50 items of unexploded ordnance within a kilometre of Demen Primary School.
BURUNDI: Country declared landmine free
Posted: 2nd December 2011
MAG has helped Burundi declare itself landmine free three years ahead of schedule, after civil war had left the country littered with lethal munitions.
ANGOLA: MAG driver saves man’s life following crocodile attack
Posted: 30th November 2011
Twenty-year-old Sapalo would have died had it not been for emergency assistance he received from MAG driver Francesca.
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