What we do

What we do

We find and destroy landmines, cluster munitions and unexploded bombs in places affected by conflict. We also work to reduce the threat of armed violence and the impact of weapons on communities. Since 1989, we have helped over 20 million people in 70 countries.

How to help

How to help

Whether you want to run a marathon, host a cake sale or get your community group involved, you can make a difference to the lives of people affected by conflict.

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Kyiv Independent | Russia is covering Ukraine with landmines. Clearing them will be extremely difficult

Reuters | What lies beneath

Deutsche Welle | In South Sudan, land mines threaten lives and livelihoods

Christian Science Monitor | Women make South Sudan safe, one explosion at a time

Manchester Evening News | 'In Iraq, women are put in second place. My job shows I can do anything men can'

Manchester Evening News | I visited Iraq 20 years after British invasion - it completely changed my view

Manchester Evening News | Millions live knowing one wrong step could kill them

Washington Post | Ukraine is now the most mined country. It will take decades to make safe.

The Times | Iraq enjoys a tourism boom — just look out for the minefields

Al Jazeera | 50 years after the Vietnam War ended, its bombs continue to kill

The House | Landmines: the deadly legacy of conflict

BBC News Mundo | El miedo que aún reina en Laos, "el país más bombardeado de la historia"

Manchester Confidential | Mines Advisory Group - a Mancunian force for global good

The Associated Press | South Sudan struggles to clear mines after decades of war as people start returning home

The Express | The deadly toll of unexploded bombs that still blights Vietnam

BBC Crossing Continents | Laos: the most bombed country on earth

Guardian | ‘I don’t want more children to suffer what I did’: the 50-year fight to clear US bombs from Laos

iNews | Vietnam villagers learn to clear unexploded bombs as deadly legacy of war continues to claim lives 50 years on

iNews | Iraq war 20 years on: The most mined country on earth and clearance efforts will take 'decades', experts warn

BBC News | Angola landmines: The women hunting for explosives left from civil war

BBC News | Manchester charity awarded £4.8m to clear Syria landmines

iNews | Yemen war eight years on: Child killed or injured by explosives every two days in 2022

BBC News | Ukraine war: Mines Advisory Group awarded £6.6m to clear landmines

ITV News | Manchester-based landmine charity given $8 million grant from US government for work in Ukraine

Sky News | Ukraine war: How hidden landmines, tripwires and booby traps pose lethal danger for years to come

BBC News | One careful step at a time through Lebanon’s minefields

The Church Times | Unlock the Land campaign raises £½ million in appeal for Laos

National Geographic | Landmines took their limbs. Soccer brought them glory

Euronews | De-mining Angola - The Unseen Threat of Landmines Finally Removed

Manchester Evening News | Booby traps, buildings with 'missing teeth' and a dog howling in fear... a Manchester photographer in Ukraine

The Independent | The fight to end the devastating consequences of landmines

Telegraph | Watch your step: Inside the training school for defusing Islamic State bombs

ITV News | The most bombed country in the world: How Laos' playgrounds must be cleared of explosives

ITV News | How one British charity is working to end the deadly legacy of war in Laos

Tortoise Media | Iraq’s forgotten victims