Project RENEW & Quang Ngai Province’s Red Cross co-organized a Mine Risk Education Inception workshop in Quang Ngai Province recently.
Legacies: Unexploded Ordnance
Meet the Team Leader of Vietnam’s First All-Female Clearance Team
At age 30, Nguyen Thi Thuy has started in a job that everyone in Vietnam believed that only men could do. This mother of one daughter now leads an all-female clearance team of 16 members for clearing cluster munitions and other explosive remnants of war contaminated land in Quang Tri Province.
2014 Operation Light the End of the Tunnel – Preview
CHUCK SEARCY - International Advisor, Project RENEW
Veteran works to clean up bombs left from Vietnam War
Originally published on ABC7 News SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Next year will mark the 50th anniversary of the start of the...
Lao women leading effort to clear millions of unexploded bombs left over from Vietnam War
Originally published on ABC.net Women are on the frontline of the effort to find and destroy millions of unexploded...
Vietnam War legacy lives on in unexploded bombs
Originally published on Asian Corespondent by Sean Kimmons Communist state struggles with war relics as donor funds...
Wedding goes on as scheduled, after cluster bombs are removed from family garden
Originally published on Project Renew Cam Lo, Quang Tri (26 June 2014) – A family of seven in An Hung Village has...
Fungi farming brings safe money to bomb-addled Quang Tri
Originally published on Thanh Nien News Ever since the war, Quang Tri Province's poor have made a dangerous living...
Two children killed in front of their parents by cluster bomb left over from Vietnam War
Originally published by MAG by Mai Chi For seven years working for MAG in Quang Binh as a Community Liaison Officer, I...
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