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SRI LANKA: Rebuilding futures in Adampan

Posted: 10th February 2010

Sri Lanka displaced persons returning home. MAG's work in the conflict affected country

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Sudan: Hope for the future

Posted: 14th January 2010

southern sudan mine removal and community rebuilding

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IRAQ: Living in Danger of UXO & Landmines

Posted: 5th October 2009

A key part of MAG's work is to help minimize the risks for people living, working and traveling through areas contaminated with landmines and unexploded ordnance, until clearance teams can remove the threat. Delivering Mine Risk Education to a shepherd in Qala Yahodi. The village of Qala Yahodi, close...

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VIETNAM: MAG Destroys First Underwater Bomb

Posted: 16th July 2009

MAG destroys first underwater bomb in Vietnam.

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IRAQ: US Department of State Official Opens new Office in Iraq

Posted: 1st July 2009

US State Department official opens up new facility for MAG in Iraq

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MAG Returns to a Former Battlefield

Posted: 18th March 2009

MAG returned to Phlov Meas village, Battambang Province, almost a year after two minefields in the village were cleared. In total, MAG cleared almost 80,000 square meters of land from this former battlefield, removing 37 landmines and 32 items of unexploded ordnance (UXO) in the process. A water pump...

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MAG responds to Gaza crisis

Posted: 27th January 2009

MAG launches emergency appeal for Gaza operations to clear unexploded ordnance and landmines.

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In Harm's Way: Landmine Clearance

Posted: 23rd October 2008

MAG's life-saving work in Cambodia will be featured on the new CW network show In Harm's Way Sunday, October 26 at 7PM/6PM Central.

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Bomb Harvest screenings

Posted: 1st October 2008

Bomb Harvest film on MAG's work in Laos is featured at a number of international film festivals

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Reducing the threat of small arms and light weapons

Posted: 2nd June 2008

MAG working worldwide to mitigate the threat caused by small arms and light weapons§

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