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A Landmine-Free Artsakh by 2020 in Reach

Guest ContributorNovember 20, 2017Last Updated: November 20, 2017
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With the help of HALO Trust, members of LFA distributed clothing, shoes, toys and school supplies to landmine affected villages (Photo: LFA)

LOS ANGELES—The HALO Trust, together with Mines and Advisory Group (MAG) and with the support of His Royal Highness Prince Harry, launched the Landmine Free 2025 campaign on April 4, International Mine Awareness Day.

With the help of HALO Trust, members of LFA distributed clothing, shoes, toys, and school supplies to landmine-affected villages (Photo: LFA)

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Guest ContributorNovember 20, 2017Last Updated: November 20, 2017
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Guest contributions to the Armenian Weekly are informative articles or press releases written and submitted by members of the community.

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  2. I am interested in learning more about the ‘Mine Free Karabagh’ campaign and would like to know ways to support it.

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