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Sep 29 As the World Moves On, Myanmar Confronts a Mounting, Hidden Toll
Thousands have been injured or killed since the military takeover, but the human costs go well beyond that
Sep 28 Landmines, Cluster Bombs Remain a Deadly Threat in Syria
The front lines of northwest Syria may be quieter, but death still waits for civilians from the bombs left behind.
Sep 27 7,000 Illegal Guns Destroyed
A total of 7,000 illegal guns were destroyed at the T&T Police Service Academy in St James on Monday, as part of an exercise to destroy confiscated, unserviceable and obsolete weapons, ammunition and explosives.
Sep 26 Demining Remains Priority, Says PM
Prime Minister Hun Sen instructed local authorities, demining operators and citizens to cooperate to safely eliminate the scourge of landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW).
Sep 26 Truce or Not, Landmines Continue to Kill Civilians Across Yemen
Since April, a tenuous truce has brought a pause to the fighting between Houthi rebels and pro-government forces in Yemen. However, truce or not, hundreds of civilians have been killed during this period by landmines.

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