Last week, MAG attended the Labour Party Conference to highlight how humanitarian action and development contribute to lasting security. We shared insights into how mine action is not only a life-saving intervention, but a vital investment in recovery worldwide. Read more ➡️ buff.ly/WS6P8Rn

MAG CEO Darren Cormack was honoured to join His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales at the official launch of the first global memorial dedicated to humanitarian aid workers, in Gunnersbury Park, West London. Learn more: buff.ly/JLHYhxc

A look back at last week's 13th Meeting of States Parties to the Convention on Cluster Munitions. MAG shared our experience from working in affected countries, and called for stronger action to protect civilians from this ongoing threat. #CCM13MSP

2025 Cluster Munition Monitor is out now 📣 Civilians – especially children – continue to suffer the deadly legacy of cluster munitions. Every single recorded casualty in 2024 was a civilian. Read the report: buff.ly/jBvHE3I ⬇️ See the key findings @banclusterbombs.bsky.social

From classrooms to social media to TV broadcasts, MAG is finding innovative digital and mass media initiatives to keep Syrian communities safe from landmines and unexploded bombs. See how risk education is saving lives across #Syria: buff.ly/HDIUv6I

MAG is proud to have contributed photographs to 'Women in Demining', a new exhibition at the Taras Shevchenko National Museum in Kyiv, #Ukraine. The exhibition shares the stories of 29 Ukrainian women working in humanitarian demining. 📸 MAG photos taken by Julia Kochetova

This week, MAG joined the 11th Conference of States Parties to the #ArmsTradeTreaty. We delivered a statement reaffirming our commitment to supporting communities affected by armed violence & to advancing universalisation of the ATT. Read more ➡️ buff.ly/sFdlOR2 #CSP11

Today on #InternationalDogDay, we’re celebrating the remarkable dogs who serve as life-saving colleagues. In partnership with @herorats.bsky.social, highly trained dogs work alongside our skilled handlers to detect explosive items. Every day, they help to protect lives around the world.

On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we highlight MAG’s staff on the frontlines of conflict recovery. From clearing landmines to delivering life-saving education, MAG teams help communities return, rebuild and recover. Meet our colleagues saving lives every day: buff.ly/qGUPL2Q

Post-conflict recovery lasts long after wars end. No one knows this better than our staff, who often come from communities affected by conflict. We are proud to receive the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation's #HiltonPrize in honour of our work to support communities after war ends.

Absolutely brilliant news & fitting recognition for the amazing work done by our dedicated @minesadvisorygroup.bsky.social teams around the world 🌍. Please watch the short video to find out more

MAG, in partnership with @herorats.bsky.social, has received a $9.8 million grant from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation to deploy specialist landmine detection teams in #Ukraine. The teams are expected to survey over 1,300 acres of land, accelerating the return of safe areas for productive use.

This week in #Ukraine, Deputy Minister of Economy, Ihor Bezkaravainyi, visited MAG’s work near Mykolaiv, where our teams are working in partnership with @herorats.bsky.social and their technical survey dogs.

Once one of the most bombed areas in #Vietnam, Cu Nam commune was left littered with explosive items, putting lives, farms, and futures at risk. Since 2015, MAG has cleared 22 million square metres of land and destroyed 11,158 explosive items with support from the US Department of State.

In Kharkiv – one of the most contaminated regions in #Ukraine – an all-female demining team, funded by the If! Foundation, is making land safe. Teachers, medics, editors – now deminers. Their work is helping communities return, rebuild, and recover. ➡️ buff.ly/eNAnq8S

An excellent survey of the OSCE on the 50th anniversary of the Helsinki Final Act - and why both still matter

Our statement on #Gaza:

As leaders gather in Rome today for the Ukraine Recovery Conference to chart a path toward rebuilding the country, Nika – MAG Team Leader – shares her experience from the ground, from a field littered with unexploded bombs. Read her story ➡️ buff.ly/N8yANkh #URC2025

With many thanks to Country Life magazine, my first (& probably last!) appearance as an arts commentator

MAG teams in #Syria recently spoke with @tamaradavison.bsky.social for @newlinesmag.bsky.social about the widespread threat of landmines and unexploded bombs – a deadly legacy of war that continues to kill and injure innocent civilians every day. Too often, the victims are children. ⬇️

In #Ukraine, MAG teams recently uncovered unexploded World War II bombs near Mykolaiv – a stark reminder of the legacy of conflict. With support from US Department of State, our deminers are working to make communities safer places to live, work and farm.

There are some lovely responses in this thread. Thanks @helenebismarck.bsky.social

Excellent, thought provoking, analysis by @cerianbond.bsky.social

A new landmine crisis is unfolding in #Syria. After 14 years of conflict, unexploded bombs are buried in the rubble. Thousands are returning home – but daily incidents continue. We are scaling up our efforts, but support is urgently needed. 🔗 buff.ly/fy4K9h7

In #Gaza, communities already facing immense hardship are also living with the hidden threat of unexploded bombs. MAG, through our partner Save Youth Future Society, has reached 300,000 people with life-saving messages. Our priority will always be the safety of civilians. 🔗 buff.ly/nterd7Y

MAG, through our partner Save Youth Future Society, has now reached 300,000 people in #Gaza with life-saving information, helping families stay safe from unexploded bombs amid ongoing conflict. Our priority is, and always will be, the safety of civilians. Read more ➡️ buff.ly/WMrrVDp

This week, MAG CEO Darren Cormack is in #Angola, meeting with government ministries and embassies to highlight the critical impact of MAG’s work and to advocate for continued support for these life-saving efforts. More ⬇️

Today marks 50 years since the end of the war in #Vietnam. While the country has rebuilt, the legacy of war remains. Unexploded bombs still endanger lives. Today, and every day, MAG remains committed to helping communities live safely, but support is still urgently needed. ➡️ buff.ly/UJGs8AP

To #Oxford, including a chance to see the beautiful Fra Angelico Crucifixion painting at @ashmoleanmuseum.bsky.social Proud that the British Italian Society was able to play a small part in saving this for the public.

Teams of Ukrainian women and their specially trained mine detection dogs have begun operations in #Mykolaiv, advancing efforts to clear land contaminated by landmines and unexploded ordnance. Read more ⬇️

MAG has completed a two-year project in #Lebanon, thanks to funding from @germany.diplo.de. Working in southern Lebanon, West Bekaa & Mount Lebanon, MAG teams: 🔴 Cleared 286,846m2 of land 🔴 Delivered 230 risk education sessions 🔴 Reached over four million people Read more ➡️ buff.ly/MSdVnhF

20,200 – that’s how many children MAG has reached with life-saving lessons in Quang Binh and Quang Tri. In #Vietnam, learning how to stay safe from unexploded bombs is part of daily education. While clearance continues, risk education remains critical to saving lives.

This week, MAG participated in the Intersessional Meeting of the Convention on Cluster Munitions to discuss progress, challenges & next steps. We reaffirmed the critical role of the Convention within the broader humanitarian disarmament framework, highlighting its importance in protecting civilians.

Now, more than ever:

What we at @minesadvisorygroup.bsky.social are all about:

In #Myanmar, MAG has launched an emergency response to help keep people safe from landmines and explosive ordnance that pose a lethal threat in areas devastated by the earthquake. Read more ⬇️

Today, we welcomed Phil Brickell MP to the MAG Manchester office to discuss our work tackling conflict and violence. He heard from colleagues in Ukraine about MAG's work clearing land and helping communities rebuild, with the support of the UK Government. Thank you, @philbrickellmp.bsky.social.

For the second time in a week, MAG #Vietnam has safely removed a large bomb from a populated area. A 230kg MK82 was found just 250 metres from homes. MAG rendered it safe before moving it to a demolition site. Five decades after the war, unexploded bombs still threaten lives. ➡️ buff.ly/OAhrO99

This Sunday, MAG Ambassador Rosamund Pike presents our BBC Radio 4 appeal, shedding light on the urgent need for landmine clearance around the world, and how you can help make a difference. 📻 Tune in to BBC Radio 4 at 7.54am and 9.25pm (UK time). Learn more ➡️ buff.ly/gZt0iZQ

Too often, it’s a child’s footstep that triggers a landmine. But with your help, MAG’s experts can destroy landmines before they destroy families. Your donation to our BBC Radio 4 appeal, which airs this Sunday, can help fund this life-saving work. Learn more ➡️ buff.ly/gZt0iZQ

Really valuable work from @alxgraef.bsky.social for @theeln.bsky.social

Could this be you or someone in your network? We’re recruiting now for new Trustees at the wonderful @minesadvisorygroup.bsky.social : www.linkedin.com/posts/peter-...

Thoughtful analysis from @edrusi.bsky.social . Whether you agree with the conclusions or not, the Chilcot Checklist deserves to be referenced - & used - more often.

As we mark #InternationalWomensDay on March 8, we’re sharing stories of leadership, skill and courage from our colleagues around the world – women who are all working for peace. Read their stories ➡️ bit.ly/3FaW24T

Pleased to see this @evertonfc.com icon looking so good. Ditto our new stadium

In today's Telegraph, @rachelhagan.bsky.social reports on MAG's work in #Cambodia. Read here ➡️ buff.ly/lbSgfZR

Following a tragic accident in #Cambodia, where two children lost their lives, MAG is now sharing life-saving information, helping the local communities recognise and report dangers. We do everything we can to prevent tragedies, but the need is urgent. More ➡️ buff.ly/Y5PFL2P

MAG has received a new £5.5m grant from the Canadian Government for our work in #Ukraine. The grant will fund MAG and our partners, the Ukrainian Deminers’ Association, in efforts to clear land and return it safely to communities. Thanks to Canada for their vital support. More ➡️ buff.ly/8z83ohc

#Angola: a country still living with the deadly legacy of landmines. On 16 March, MAG Ambassador Rosamund Pike presents our #BBCRadio4 appeal, sharing the urgent need for action. Just £40 could fund a deminer for a day of life-saving work. More ➡️ buff.ly/NoLr0iT #R4Appeal

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