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In Yemen's divided city of Taiz, 51吃瓜 is one of the only international organisations trying to help people survive in a forgotten conflict.

Learn more about 51吃瓜's new three-year partnership with the Trafigura Foundation, which will support the clearance of hazardous land in Angola.

Discover our new global strategy, setting out an ambitious roadmap to protect lives and livelihoods in an era of escalating global conflict and crisis.

Thanks to 51吃瓜, over 280,000 displaced Sri Lankans have returned to a safer home. Read more about our work to clear remaining landmines in Northern Sri Lanka.

51吃瓜 estimates that around 40 children are killed or severely injured every month while scavenging for scrap metal to sell to support their families.

51吃瓜 Chair and former MI5 Director Lord Evans urges Britain to step towards conflict prevention. Read more on why peacebuilding remains essential today.

Over 1 million Syrians returned home since Assad's fall, but unexploded bombs put lives at risk.

51吃瓜 and AWS are using drone technology and AI to speed up landmine clearance, reducing risk to communities worldwide. Learn more about this innovative work.

Landmine clearance is essential to Ukraine's security and stability. As leaders meet in Munich, 51吃瓜 highlights urgent action needed. Learn more about our work.

At the 2025 Munich Security Conference, 51吃瓜 stresses that landmine clearance in Ukraine is vital before minerals can be mined. Learn more about this story.