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Landmine Charity Founded in Cumbria Wins Global Humanitarian Prize

The UK charity will use the $3 million prize to expand landmine clearance and risk education amid rising casualties, with 80% of victims being civilians and 40% children, CEO said.

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A UK-based charity in a “desperate race” to save people from landmines has won a global humanitarian prize for its work.

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Landmine charity founded in Cumbria wins global humanitarian prize

A UK-based charity in a “desperate race” to save people from landmines has won a global humanitarian prize for its work.

·Cumbria, United Kingdom
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UK landmine charity wins global humanitarian prize

The Mines Advisory Group has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Conrad N Hilton Humanitarian Prize.

·London, United Kingdom
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Anti-landmines group wins 2025 Hilton Humanitarian Prize

The Mines Advisory Group, which focuses on removing landmines and working with affected communities, is the recipient of this year's Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize.

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Evening Standard broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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