Team RoarThe effort to completely rid Sri Lanka of landmines and other unexploded weapons of war is still ongoing ten years after the end of its three decade long civil conflict. But now, with new aid from the Government and the international donor community, could the end finally be in sight?
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To learn more about this transition, read our latest announcement here. To visit the new Obsidian website, click here.
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