Jane Cocking, MAG CEO - April 29, 2020 Across the world, millions of people face an unprecedented threat from the global coronavirus pandemic. And communities that face the daily threat of landmines...
Before conflict erupted, Bosnian and Serbian communities in Nekopi happily lived side by side. In the early 1990s, the village had a total population of about 50 people; the community's main source...
Currently, the world is facing an unprecedented crisis of global health. As governments rush to protect communities and control the COVID-19 outbreak, existing vulnerabilities and weakened coping...
MAG is working to help the Peruvian Army destroy dangerous munitions in a bid to save lives. Incredible drone footage has captured the moment several large controlled explosions rocked the Peruvian...
Almost 40 years ago, two villages in northeast Lebanon were devastated by a barrage of cluster bombs. Younin and Shaaet were a target for the Israeli forces during a bitter conflict that raged for...
Just two months ago in Angola, Prince Harry retraced his late mother’s footsteps, 22 years after the world’s cameras famously captured her walking along a cleared track through a live minefield. That...
Sebastian Kasack Mine risk education (MRE) is one of the five pillars of mine action. And the reason for that is simple: if done well, it saves lives. But MRE has not received the attention it...
Roxana Bobolicu Next week represents a key milestone for the mine action sector, as over 600 delegates gather in Oslo for the Fourth Review Conference of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention...
MAG has taken part in a discussion in South Africa on the issues facing Angola and how to become landmine free by 2025. The aim of the meeting, convened by international forum organisers Wilton Park,...
St Martin’s Primary School in Nyandoro Village, Zimbabwe, is full of energy with 140 students regularly attending classes given by five teachers. But its position on the porous border with Mozambique...