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MAG (Mines Advisory Group)
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MAG photographer Sean Sutton's video diary from the world's most bombed country, Laos.
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The threat of landmines explored through photography
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Two years after MAG finished clearing land in Ou Chamlong village, Battambang province, business is booming.
MAG (Mines Advisory Group) There is no peace for those who live in one of the world’s most heavily-bombed areas.
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Chief Editor : Mr. Nguyen Quang Thong Managing Deputy Editor: Mr. Dang Thanh Tinh 248 Cong Quynh St . , Distr. 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Tel: 84 8 8 394 046 Fax: 84 8 8 322 025 Thanh Nien is the tribune of Vietnam’s Youth Association
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The last physical reminder of the war – the unexploded ordnance lying in the ground – has finally gone from 61-year-old Ten's village.
What's On at IWM North : Surviving the Peace - Photographs by Sean Sutton opens on Sunday 22 Novembe
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Powerful and striking images from award-winning conflict photographer Sean Sutton form a new, large-scale outdoor display here at Imperial War Museum North.
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Seventy-seven families are scheduled to return to Pallaikuli village – which they fled in 2008 during heavy fighting between the Sri Lankan Army and the LTTE – following MAG's clearance of landmines and unexploded ordnance there.
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A Thames Ditton woman will cycle 470km from Vietnam to Cambodia to raise money to clear landmines.
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Former war correspondent and Member of Parliament Martin Bell presents a nine-minute feature on the BBC's 'Inside Out' programme.
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Between 1965 and 1973, American bombers dropped more than 2 million tonnes of ordnance on Laos, much of which remains undetonated.
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Funds that would go toward clearing a 205-square-kilometer danger zone have been diverted.Nabatieh, Lebanon — The pock marks on the walls of 45-year-old Salima Barakat's house are not unusual for this part of southern Lebanon. ...
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Tackling the menace of minefields
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The deminers who risk their lives daily to rid Lebanon of deadly munitions have been honoured in a special ceremony celebrating MAG's clearance of more than 13 million square metres of land in the country since 2006.
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A Cambridge paramedic will be one of two Canadians riding in a pretty unusual fundraising bicycle event next February and March. Medics In Motion -- Vietnam to Cambodia, is the Canadian contingent that will join 40 cyclists from around the...
