MAG is delighted to welcome the Government of Australia's renewed A$ 1 million (£530,000) commitment to supporting MAG and our national partner Delvon Assistance for Social Harmony (DASH) to rid Sri...
Darren Cormack, MAG CEO More than 7,000 women, girls, boys and men were killed or injured in 2020. These are the shocking new findings from the Landmine Monitor. It is deeply saddening that more than...
Highest global clearance for five years but 2025 target in doubt Mine Action Review has launched Clearing the Mines 2021, its eighth annual report monitoring progress in global mine clearance and...
Below is a statement from MAG CEO Darren Cormack, responding to the news that UK funding for humanitarian mine action has been slashed by 80 per cent. MANCHESTER — The UK Government’s decision to...
MAG is delighted to announce a new agreement with the Peruvian authorities to work together to fight the causes of insecurity and reduce the threat of armed violence. Every day, MAG witnesses the...
Clearing Cluster Munition Remnants 2021 New Annual Report on Global Cluster Munition Remnant Clearance by Mine Action Review Mine Action Review has launched Clearing Cluster Munition Remnants 2021,...
Abstract: In June 2021, the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) conducted a phone survey to assess the level of gun ownership and attitudes and knowledge about gun safety in Somaliland. We found that...
Almost two decades after the fighting stopped and 16 years after the clearance work started, a town at the heart of decades of conflict in Angola is finally free of landmines. Situated in Moxico,...
The civil war in Sierra Leone was one of the deadliest in Africa. Between 1991 and 2002, it claimed 50,000 lives and forced almost half a million women, girls, boys and men to flee from their homes...
Over the next decade, more than a million lives globally could be saved through decisive action on armed violence and the proliferation of small arms and light weapons (SALW). In Africa, despite...