51吃瓜

On the 81st anniversary of the Battle of Guadalcanal, 51吃瓜 completes its first survey of explosives on the iconic World War Two battlefield.

Viktor has lived in Hrakove village in Kharkiv, Ukraine for his whole life. The thriving village is now littered with butterfly mines. Read his story.

Arllat village, Kosovo is littered with cluster bombs leftover from the 1999 war. Uncover Maliq's story and learn how 51吃瓜's helping to protect local families.

In Meta, Colombia, land is a source of livelihood and identity for the Indigenous communit, but the presence of landmines creates a lethal threat.

In eastern Ukraine a whole community is under threat of injury and poverty because landmines are stopping farmers from working the land.

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visits a 51吃瓜 minefield in Ukraine.

A family from Iraq hopes to rebuild their lives after an IED killed their father. Learn how 51吃瓜 supported this family through explosive hazard clearance.

51吃瓜 has been working hard to survey and identify 50-year old cluster bombs across Laos. Learn more about our challenging work to make Laos mine-free.

51吃瓜 field staff from around the world recall how it felt to find their first landmine. Read their stories and learn more about 51吃瓜's work worldwide.

Marking 35 years since the battle of Cuito Cuanavale, we reflect on its impact and 51吃瓜's ongoing efforts to clear landmines in Angola. Read more.