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Mines Can Be Silent—But Their Danger Is Not. For millions, the ground beneath their feet isn’t just earth—it’s a hidden danger, a silent threat. Landmines and explosive remnants of war don’t distinguish between soldiers and children, between past conflicts and present lives. On this International Day of Mine Awareness, we don’t just remember the danger—we recognize the survivors, deminers, and communities fighting to reclaim their land and future. 💣 A single step shouldn’t decide a life. 💣 A forgotten war shouldn’t leave a lasting wound. 💣 A safer world starts with awareness, action, and innovation. How can we support efforts to clear these hidden dangers? Let’s start the conversation.

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During the visit the Providence team donated writing materials such as pens, books, pencils etc to support the children afford quality education. The team encouraged the children to study hard as education has taken people places irrespective of their backgrounds and it remains one of the gifts that cannot be taken away by anyone. https://www.open-dreams.org/post/fostering-the-academic-dreams-of-the-needy #resilience #communityspirit #HumanitarianAction #communityengagement #opendreamschampions https://www.instagram.com/p/CeojrVsAIVL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Custom 20 Years Humanitarian Action Fun Run Medals, 5KM Finisher Medals https://www.miraclecustom.com/product/20-years-humanitarian-action-fun-run-medals/ #20YearsHumanitarianAction #mercyMalaysia #humanitarianaction https://www.instagram.com/p/B_zF6OIAuJr/?igshid=1qoc67nb2prbh

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Bright Light Projects Sierra Leone (BLPSL) with other Child protection partners celebrating Day of the African Child (DAC) with supervisorship of the Ministry of Social Welfare, Gender and Children's Affairs in Makeni Bombali District. BLPSL team on a radio Campaign on why we must protect children especially Girls. The theme of this year's celebration is “Humanitarian Action in Africa: Children’s Rights First”. Achieving gender equality lies at the heart of Child protection policies. According to UNESCO statistics, about 15 million girls of primary-school age will never get the chance to learn to read or write in primary school, about 9 Million of them are in Sub- Sahara Africa. #DAC2019 #humanitarianaction #DayoftheAfricanChild #Africa4Girls2030 #foreverychild https://www.instagram.com/p/ByxhmeDJB-a/?igshid=17kcleuhoqt66

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In other news, Buddhist ‘Kung Fu nuns’ bike across the Himalayas to challenge misogynist attitudes.

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