Tag Pacific

13 Nov

SafeGround is Focusing on the Remnants of World War II in the Pacific Islands

The USA, Australia, and Japan left this legacy during World War II fighting in the region.We are researching how people and communities in the Pacific are affected by unexploded remnants […]

12 Nov

Conventions and Considerations for the Pacific

SafeGround has been exploring the barriers, challenges and incentives to Pacific nations joining the Mine Ban Treaty and the Convention on Cluster Munitions. AS part of this effort we co-hosted […]

31 Oct

UXOS IN THE PACIFIC

Hardly a three-hour flight from Brisbane lies the small island nation of the Solomon Islands. Known by very few Australians, the Solomon Islands played a crucial role in the Pacific […]

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Tag Pacific

SafeGround is Focusing on the Remnants of World War II in the Pacific Islands

Conventions and Considerations for the Pacific

UXOS IN THE PACIFIC

SEARCH FOR ARTICLES AND PUBLICATIONS

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