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Menschen gegen Minen ("People Against Landmines") is a humanitarian landmine clearance organization headquartered in Germany. It was founded on January 16 1996, and is a registered charity under German law.

MgM provides de-mining services to areas that have recently emerged from warfare. Their efforts are focused in Africa, particularly in the countries of Angola, Mozambique, and Namibia. MgM employs a broad range of mine-removal technologies, including a fleet of specialized vehicles. The organization has also contributed to research and development in the de-mining arena. Prominent among their innovations is the "Rotar" armored de-mining vehicle, which is in use today around the world.

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 '''Menschen gegen Minen''' ("People Against Landmines") is a humanitarian [[land mine|landmine]] clearance organization headquartered in [[Germany]].  It was founded on [[January 16]] [[1996]], and is a registered charity under German law.
-MgM provides de-mining services to areas that have recently emerged from warfare.  Their efforts are focused in [[Africa]], particularly in the countries of [[Angola]], [[Mozambique]], and [[Namibia]].  MgM employs a broad range of mine-removal technologies, inluding a fleet of specialized vehicles.  The organization has also contributed to research and development in the de-mining arena.  Prominent among their innovations is the "Rotar" armored de-mining vehicle, which is in use today around the world.
+MgM provides de-mining services to areas that have recently emerged from warfare.  Their efforts are focused in [[Africa]], particularly in the countries of [[Angola]], [[Mozambique]], and [[Namibia]].  MgM employs a broad range of mine-removal technologies, including a fleet of specialized vehicles.  The organization has also contributed to research and development in the de-mining arena.  Prominent among their innovations is the "Rotar" armored de-mining vehicle, which is in use today around the world.
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