Cambodia Mine & Peace Database
Reading Cambodia’s mines and UXO
through history and place.
Starting from a Peace Boat visit,learn about landmines and UXO.Recovery, clearance, and Japan’s support —an educational database with sources for everything.
What I saw and what can be verified are kept separate.
Where to start
Why This Exists
Why study landmines in a country of beautiful temples?
Cambodia is more than Angkor Wat. Civil war, mines and UXO, victim assistance, clearance work, and the lives of people moving toward recovery are layered on the same land. This site separates “what I saw on the ground” from “what public sources can verify” — and lets you move between the two.
Field Notes
Life continues after the mines
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Explore the records
- History From the colonial era to peace and recovery, in order.
- Timeline Follow the events briefly, then jump to the background pages.
- Regions The situation in 25 provinces and the impact of mines and UXO.
- Organizations CMAC, CMAA, international NGOs, and Japanese supporters.
- Statistics Casualties, cleared area, and remaining contamination, with target years.
- Sources The government, international, and official sources behind everything.
The journey behind this site
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My visit to Cambodia
Photos and full travel notes are being organized. For now, links to published note articles and video records.
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How this site was born
Relearning, with sources, what I experienced on a Peace Boat visit to Cambodia.
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Sources & update policy
Personal experience and history/statistics are kept separate, with verifiable sources throughout.
Pages that link to Peace Boat clearly disclose that those are advertising (affiliate) links, placed only where they do not interfere with the educational content.