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In Lusselei, Angola, landmines and other war remnants have threatened lives, limbs, and livelihoods for over 20 years. Today, clearance is reviving community.

Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, joins 51吃瓜's Ukrainian deminers to see how innovation is reshaping one of the world's most dangerous jobs.

Lawmakers and demining groups gathered to celebrate Mine Awareness Day and the U.S. role in clearing landmines worldwide.

In 2022, Arutyun, a farmer from Kharkiv, Ukraine, was forced to flee his home and beloved farm. He returned but buried landmines kept him from his passion.

After years of conflict, a Sri Lankan church welcomes parishioners back as landmines are cleared and a community celebrates without fear.

149 bipartisan Congress members are supporting demining and weapons security to save lives, promote positive U.S. leadership, and remove legacy ordnance.

Families near Honiara farm and build homes on land still contaminated by World War II explosives. Your support will help make their land safe.

On Wednesday, February 25, the bipartisan Congressional UXO/Demining Caucus hosted a staff briefing on innovations in demining technology.

This International Women's Day, we celebrate Sreyneang, a deminer in Cambodia whose leadership has been a long time in the making.

Surrounded by hidden explosives, Khorn Nuth risked everything for his family. Now, humanitarian landmine clearance is unlocking safety and hope.