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Exactly 80 years after the end of World War II, Solomon Islanders still face unexploded bomb threats. Read more about HALO's work to keep communities safe.

In Carro Yaambo, a village in Somaliland, humanitarian demining cleared the way for the construction of the community's first school.

Captain Mario Flores is in El Salvador's Armed Forces. Find out about his journey with EOD training and how this improved the lives and safety of his community.

HALO has cleared three minefields in La Frisolera. Farmers can now raise cattle and grow coffee once again.

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.