Tag WW2

31 Oct

Solomon Islanders in World War 2: An Indigenous Perspective: An Interview with Author, Annie Kwai

Annie Kwai’s book Solomon Islanders in World War 2: An Indigenous Perspective, brings indigenous wartime contributions and experiences to the forefront. It is the first book of its kind to be written […]

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23 Oct

Barriers to joining the Convention on Cluster Munitions in the Pacific?

The 19th Meeting of States Parties of the Mine Ban Treaty took place, virtually, from The Hague, Netherlands during 15th-19th November this year. This was followed by the release of […]

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23 Oct

The Pacific WW2 Explosive Legacy

In 2014 SafeGround started researching the Pacific WW2 Explosive Legacy. Since then team members have done extensive desk and field research. Please read or download our publication, In Search of […]

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