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What is Fighting Weapons for Development about?

Fighting Weapons for Development is a documentary. In Cambodia, a project aims to reduce small arms and light weapons. Local communities participate by exchanging firearms for development projects. The documentary details the challenges faced during this process, including the difficulties in collecting weapons from the population. It also captures the public destruction of these arms, marking a step towards peace and stability in the region. The film runs for 25 minutes and was released in 2001.

When was Fighting Weapons for Development released?

Fighting Weapons for Development was released in 2001.

How long is Fighting Weapons for Development?

Fighting Weapons for Development has a runtime of 25 minutes.

What genre is Fighting Weapons for Development?

Fighting Weapons for Development is classified as Society.