The HALO Trust news and milestones

Kosovo was cleared of landmines, Germany set a date for quitting fossil fuels, and a new species was discovered, plus more good news

Driven by fears for their own children, women in Syria are taking on dangerous demining work while reaching families in conservative communities their male colleagues often cannot.

Malakeh Barbour caresses her son Haidar, his face scarred from a blast that killed his brother in their home in Syria, where a mine-clearance charity says unexploded ordnance cla…

At least 800 people, almost a third of them children, have been killed by unexploded munitions since collapse of Assad regime, according to Halo Trust figures

Syria's cultural icon was ravaged by conflict. Tourism is key to its revival

Prinz Harry (41) wandelt in der Ukraine auf den Spuren seiner Mutter Diana (36). Und stellt klar, dass er noch immer zur königlichen Familie gehört.

The Sri Lankan Civil War left a devastating legacy of landmines and unexploded ordnance, particularly in the northern and eastern provinces of the ...

To mark Poland's official withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention Julia Głębocka, Amnesty International Poland, reflects on what the return of these indiscriminate weapons means fo…

PFM-1 anti-personnel mines have become a weapon of choice in the war in Ukraine. Also known as "petal mines", they are used by both sides and can be scattered by rockets, bombs a…

Ali Mohammed Al-Abrash was having breakfast while his niece and nephews played around outside - but after they picked up a scrap piece of metal, the unthinkable happened