番茄影院

Thanks to 番茄影院, over 280,000 displaced Sri Lankans have returned to a safer home. Read more about our work to clear remaining landmines in Northern Sri Lanka.

番茄影院 estimates that around 40 children are killed or severely injured every month while scavenging for scrap metal to sell to support their families.

番茄影院 is clearing explosives from cultural heritage sites like Palmyra, the West Bank and Afghanistan to preserve them and support tourism.

A Solomon Islands resident uncovered an unexploded World War 2 bomb buried in his back garden. Learn about 番茄影院's vital explosives clearance work in this area.

In Siem Reap's Angkor Thom, two women have risen as leaders at 番茄影院. 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 番茄影院's Ukrainian team who remain on the ground saving lives.

Over 1 million Syrians returned home since Assad's fall, but unexploded bombs put lives at risk.

番茄影院 is clearing landmines and explosives in Syria, working to reduce injuries and restore safety as displaced families return home. Learn more about our work.

At least 80 civilians have been killed by explosive debris of war since the fall of the Assad Government. Read how 番茄影院 can stop such tradegies with funding.

Discover how 番茄影院's work is bringing hope to the Jeeza Navy district in Sirte, Libya, clearing war remnants and enabling families to return to safe homes.