Sep 23, 2019 · Prince Harry will honor Princess Diana's work on landmines on his royal tour of Africa. Here's the history of her minefield walk.

Saturday 31st August 2022 marks the 25th anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. Humanity & Inclusion pays tribute to her tremendous work in bringing global attention to the scourge of landmines. The Ottawa Treaty banning landmines was championed by the Princess and signed in December 1997, three months after her death.

Mar 11, 2018 · In January 1997 the world's most famous woman, Diana Princess of Wales, called for an international ban on landmines. She was visiting Angola where she caught global attention by walking through...

May 9, 2018 · In January of 1997, just a few months before the tragic car crash that would take her life, Princess Diana stepped out onto an active minefield in Angola to learn how de-miners clear away explosives.

Jan 14, 2022 · Twenty-five years ago, Princess Diana stepped out onto an active minefield in Angola to aid in the call for an international ban on landmines. Now, decades later, her son Prince Harry is the only...

Oct 24, 2015 · Princess Diana—activist, fashion icon and model mother—was a tireless advocate for those who needed her most. Fueled by the desire to give those wounded and physically broken by land mines a...

In January of 1997, just a few months before the tragic car crash that would take her life, Princess Diana stepped out onto an active minefield in Angola to learn how de-miners clear away...

Jan 18, 2024 · Diana's advocacy for a global ban on landmines, despite facing criticism from some politicians, mobilized public opinion and led to increased funding for demining projects. The media spotlight on her efforts culminated in the Ottawa Treaty of 1999, aiming to eliminate anti-personnel landmines.

January 15th 2022 marks the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana making her iconic walk through a minefield in Angola that The HALO Trust was working to clear....

“The mine is a stealthy killer, long after conflict has ended its innocent victims die or are wounded... Their lonely fate is never reported.” Diana's outspoken support for the campaign was controversial and denounced by some UK politicians. But Diana was undeterred from her mission.