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HALO estimates that around 40 children are killed or severely injured every month while scavenging for scrap metal to sell to support their families.

HALO Chair and former MI5 Director Lord Evans urges Britain to step towards conflict prevention. Read more on why peacebuilding remains essential today.

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

HALO clears landmines from Angola's Okavango headwaters to restore wilderness, aid wildlife recovery, and support conservation-based development

HALO's work in Somalia and Somaliland combines explosive ordnance clearance with environmental restoration, restoring ecosystems and rebuilding livelihoods.

A Solomon Islands resident uncovered an unexploded World War 2 bomb buried in his back garden. Learn about HALO's vital explosives clearance work in this area.

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.

As the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine continues to grow, uncover first-hand accounts from HALO's Ukrainian team who remain on the ground saving lives.

Over 1 million Syrians returned home since Assad's fall, but unexploded bombs put lives at risk.

HALO and AWS are using drone technology and AI to speed up landmine clearance, reducing risk to communities worldwide. Learn more about this innovative work.