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The Leahy War Victims Fund is one of the world’s leading contributors to the treating and rehabilitating survivors of armed conflict. The Fund has supported the successful passage of disability-related legislation in Vietnam and is working for similar results elsewhere. In Africa, The Leahy War Victims Fund is spearheading the ambitious Omega Initiative, which aims to bring various types of aid to the countries of sub-Saharan Africa. Lloyd Feinberg represents the Fund on many fronts; he is widely respected and recognized as both an authority and a humanitarian
Queen’s University and the Pan-American Health Organization are collaborating on a project called Co...
Following years of devastation from war, the infrastructure of the district of Jizzine in southern L...
Noncombatants, specifically journalists, war correspondents and humanitarian workers take extreme ri...
In 1989, Sen. Patrick Leahy started a fund to get medical aid to victims of landmines. There are an ...
In the following article, Ken Rutherford, Director of JMU’s Center for International Stabilization a...
Chechnya has endured over eight years of grueling combat with Russia. Thousands of landmines have be...
Historically, the LWVF has devoted the major proportion of its resources to establishing and improvi...
Most international humanitarian aid organizations pride themselves on remaining above the fray; non-...
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction is introducing a section dedicated to sharing the in...
Established in 1989, the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Leahy War Victims Fund ...
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction is introducing a section dedicated to sharing the in...
From September 15- 17, 1999, victim assistance experts met in Geneva to provide input to the Standin...
Despite the growing attention that humanitarian demining receives now worldwide, in 1994, when Col. ...
During the Vietnam War, an estimated 580,000 or more bombing missions were carried out over Laos, dr...
In this article, the authors describe an unprecedented study on peer support services for landmine s...
Queen’s University and the Pan-American Health Organization are collaborating on a project called Co...
Following years of devastation from war, the infrastructure of the district of Jizzine in southern L...
Noncombatants, specifically journalists, war correspondents and humanitarian workers take extreme ri...
In 1989, Sen. Patrick Leahy started a fund to get medical aid to victims of landmines. There are an ...
In the following article, Ken Rutherford, Director of JMU’s Center for International Stabilization a...
Chechnya has endured over eight years of grueling combat with Russia. Thousands of landmines have be...
Historically, the LWVF has devoted the major proportion of its resources to establishing and improvi...
Most international humanitarian aid organizations pride themselves on remaining above the fray; non-...
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction is introducing a section dedicated to sharing the in...
Established in 1989, the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Leahy War Victims Fund ...
The Journal of Conventional Weapons Destruction is introducing a section dedicated to sharing the in...
From September 15- 17, 1999, victim assistance experts met in Geneva to provide input to the Standin...
Despite the growing attention that humanitarian demining receives now worldwide, in 1994, when Col. ...
During the Vietnam War, an estimated 580,000 or more bombing missions were carried out over Laos, dr...
In this article, the authors describe an unprecedented study on peer support services for landmine s...
Queen’s University and the Pan-American Health Organization are collaborating on a project called Co...
Following years of devastation from war, the infrastructure of the district of Jizzine in southern L...
Noncombatants, specifically journalists, war correspondents and humanitarian workers take extreme ri...
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