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HALO has cleared landmines in Kosovo for 27 years, restoring land, boosting the economy by $14 billion and extending life expectancy to 78.

James Deneslow, Director of Strategy at HALO, reflects on conflict past and present, and how advancements in technology could bring a terrifying future.

Developed by a coalition of UK-based organisations, the Peace Works report sets out how to prevent violent conflict around the world.

Cluster munitions were officially banned in 2008, but leave a deadly legacy. At least 1,063 people were killed or injured by cluster munitions last year – one of the highest annual totals ever recorded.

To stop dangerous migration journeys, governments must first understand why they begin, says HALO CEO James Cowan.

How could new technology make mine clearance faster, cheaper or safer? HALO Global Ambassador and leading technologist, Josh Kennedy White, visited our teams in Somalia to find out.

See how experts from HALO programmes around the world are coming together to train manual demining teams in Syria.

A mother and her newborn have been saved by a team of quick thinking HALO deminers, after giving birth miles away from any healthcare.

James Cowan, CEO, welcomes the appointment of Kirsty McNeill MP as UK Minister for Development and Africa.

An 80-year old trail through Solomon Islands' jungles contains hidden dangers.