More than 4,000 victims have been affected by the largest minefield in the world, located in Western Sahara.
Synopsis
More than 4,000 victims have been affected by the largest minefield in the world, located in Western Sahara.
Synopsis
Daha and Fatimetu navigate the dangers of Western Sahara’s vast minefield. Over 4,000 people have been affected by landmines left by Morocco, marking this area as the largest minefield globally. After 14 years of clearing efforts, the ceasefire's collapse raises concerns about future contamination. The effects of the mines continue to haunt the Saharawi people as they confront their uncertain future.
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Why Watch
- Meet Daha and Fatimetu, survivors of landmine explosions.
- Find out about the world's largest minefield in Western Sahara.
- See the impact of 14 years of mine clearance efforts.
Did You Know
- The minefield in Western Sahara has over 4,000 victims.
- Daha and Fatimetu are two individuals affected by landmines.
- The minefield is considered the largest in the world.
- The Saharawi people spent 14 years cleaning the desert of mines.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many victims have been affected by the mines in Western Sahara?
More than 4,000 victims have been reported in what is considered the largest minefield in the world.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Hidden Fire'?
The documentary has a duration of 30 minutes.
How long did the Saharawi people spend cleaning the desert of artifacts?
The Saharawi people spent 14 years cleaning the desert of artifacts.
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