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Libya: unexploded munitions scar bodies and minds

Libya’s recent conflict has left behind huge quantities of unexploded shells, mines and ammunition. The temptation to play with these items is sometimes irresistible, and the consequences often tragic. The ICRC and the Libyan Red Crescent are working hard to remove these devices and to warn people of the danger. For some, it is already too late.

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