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Mines
August 18, 2022

Mines: A Threat That Persists Beyond Conflict

The effects of conflict do not end when the sound of fighting stops. Many communities continue to face a silent danger hidden beneath the ground. Mines and unexploded...
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Mines
August 18, 2022

Laith… When an Explosive Device Changed the Course of a Life

For Laith, displacement was not simply about leaving his home in the village of Jarmiz in the Hasakah countryside; it was the beginning of a journey marked by loss. As...
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Mines
August 18, 2022

When Explosive Remnants of War Impose a New Reality

The suffering of communities affected by conflict does not end when the fighting stops. Mines and unexploded ordnance continue to threaten civilian lives and leave...
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Mines
August 19, 2021

In the innocence of childhood, anything lying on the ground can look like a toy

Twelve-year-old Mateem Ali did not understand the danger of the place he had gone to until he became the victim of a landmine — a weapon that does not distinguish...
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Mines
August 19, 2021

A Landmine Could Not Stand Between Him and His Dream of Education

Shaalan recalls the moment that changed his life: “We had fled to nearby areas because of the fighting. We had only just returned to our home in Fadaghmi after the...
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Mines
August 19, 2021

Persistent Landmines, Families Paying the Price

As he did every day, Hassan Hanoush set out at dawn to buy his daily necessities. Before leaving, he kissed his ten-year-old son on the cheek and promised to return by...
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August 17, 2021

When Landmines Stand in the Way of Dreams

For 26-year-old Kazem Mohammed Al-Affar, his dream was to protect his family from the conflict in his area and provide them with a safer life. But that dream was...
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