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Landmine Monitor 2024

The Landmine Monitor reports on the global problems with landmines between mid-2023 and October 2024.

Newsletter September 2024

A project visit to Angola and Zimbabwe shows the impact of the work of World Without Mines. Read more about this in the September newsletter.

Cluster Munition Monitor 2024

The latest Cluster Munition Report shows that despite progress, cluster munitions continue to be used and cause numerous casualties. Lithuania's recent withdrawal from the Oslo Convention makes it clear how important it is to continue fighting for a world without cluster munitions.

Annual report 2023

What has World Without Mines achieved in the past year? What has the foundation been up to? Read more in the 2023 annual report.

Newsletter May 2024

How do you get a demining team into a province where the roads are pure mud? And what do you do to prevent a long-standing project from coming to nothing? The May newsletter provides answers to these questions.

Landmine Monitor 2023

The Landmine Monitor reports on the global problems with landmines. The current monitor refers to the completed year 2022.

Newsletter September 2023

What leads a former teacher to clear mines now? Victoria from Ukraine talks about her career in the September newsletter. And Laura Tchissingui from Angola tells us how afraid she was of mines in the beginning. You can also read an interview with Ananda Chandrasiri on demining in Sri Lanka.

Cluster Munition Monitor 2023

In 2022, 1,172 people were killed or injured by cluster munitions in eight countries: Azerbaijan, Iraq, Yemen, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Lebanon, Myanmar, Syria and Ukraine. The just-released Cluster Bomb Monitor shows that.

New law on data protection

The World Without Mines Foundation has updated its privacy policy. It thus complies with the new data protection law, which will come into force in Switzerland on September 1, 2023.

Annual report 2022

The annual report informs you on the activities of World Without Mines during 2022.

Newsletter May 2023

The May newsletter reports on 13-year-old Helen Zereda from South Sudan. She educates her peers about the danger of mines. In the interview with attorney Barbara Lautenschlager, you will read about the topic of inheritance and testaments.

Newsletter September 2022

In our latest newsletter, you can read about what we are doing in the Ukraine and how we can inform many more affected people about the mine risk through digital means. We also tell the inspiring story of our 25 years old foundation.

25th anniversary

Since 25 years we are striving for a minefree world! A few impressions from our beginnings...

Impressive documentary: Into The Fire

The new short film by Orlando von Einsiedeln tells the story of deminer Hana Khider in western Iraq.

SWISS PEACE SUPPORTER

Achievements and new challenges in mine action

Short movie about mine clearance

To mark the International Mine Awareness Day, the Swiss Army was launching a film about the successes of humanitarian mine clearance.

Newsletter for a mine-free world

Our newsletter is sent out twice a year and updates you on our projects and how your donations are making a difference.