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Cluster munitions were officially banned in 2008, but leave a deadly legacy. At least 1,063 people were killed or injured by cluster munitions last year – one of the highest annual totals ever recorded.

HALO is clearing explosives from cultural heritage sites like Palmyra, the West Bank and Afghanistan to preserve them and support tourism.

In Siem Reap's Angkor Thom, two women have risen as leaders at HALO. Discover how these women supervise staff who clear landmines and change lives.

HALO teams have been clearing landmines to create farmland in Cambodia. Discover how getting access to safe land has allowed Phanthy and Dine to thrive.

HALO representatives attended the fifth Review Conference of the Ottawa Treaty in Siem Reap, Cambodia in 2024. Learn more about the event and its significance.

HALO is working with a unique community of monks in northern Cambodia to safeguard the remaining forests for use by the community. Learn more about the project.

500 sq km of land has been safely returned to the people of Cambodia through HALO's mine clearance efforts since 1991.

At a Ceremony in Siem Reap, HALO was joined by the Cambodian Government and UK Ambassador to celebrate 30 years of mine clearance.

¹ú²úÊÓƵ and Social Finance have worked together to run a scoping study and produce a report on 'innovative finance for mine action'. Read the report.

Every child has the right to grow up safely and realise their potential. But in Cambodia, Arya and Molika go to school next to a minefield. Read their stories.