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Sengaloun, center,
and four of his friends were injured
in 2006 when they played with a cluster
bomb they found. Department of Health
staff working with World Education visited
him at home and provided counseling on
psychological issues he faced, enabling
him to return to school.
For more information on current and past World Education Laos programs, see the following: Brochure: World Ed UXO Programs in Laos Article: Developing Medical Capacity in Laos
Fact Sheet: Assistance to UXO Survivors Cluster BombsFor more information on cluster bombs, see: Cluster
Bombs: FAQ United States Campaign to Ban Land Mines The US bomb legacy in Laos (video) Why
Ban Cluster Bombs? (video) 
Ms. Bouapha shows
the silk she produced through World Education's
former silk sector project.
NewsFor news articles on related topics, see: TheStar online November 2008 Interview
with Lloyd Feinberg from the Leahy
War Victims Fund Using
art to heal the broken planet UXO
Lao's Fight against Unexploded Ordnance |
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Comments/Questions? Email us at wei@worlded.org