Legacy of war The surge in child labour owes much to Nepal's decade-long civil war, which ran from 1996 to 2006.
Legacy of War currently has plans to document stories in Angola, the UK, Colombia, Laos, Vietnam, Lebanon, Egypt, the US, DRC and Northern Ireland, covering topics such as long-term refugees, PTSD, disability, sexual violence, Agent Orange, unexploded bombs and landmines, as well as the rehabilitation of child soldiers.
Legacy of war Almost 30 years of war have left Angola's infrastructure in a shambles.
Legacy of war They are victims of a war long passed – before they were even born – when their grandparents and parents were exposed to Agent Orange.
Second, recent U.S. history contains no parallel to 20th century Russia's legacy of war and oppression.
One source of their discipline, said Mr. Lee, is the legacy of war.
It is stories like Mrs Mun's that my project Legacy of War aims to tell.
DUBAI — Iraq is still struggling to overcome an economic legacy of war, insurgency, political rifts and fragile security.
In Koidu, Foday's hometown in the east of Sierra Leone, the legacy of war is still visible.
It is a ironic that, through an odd chain of influence, "Black Lamb" helped insure that the devastating legacy of war in the Balkans continues.
