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In 2001, Paul McCartney started Adopt-A-Minefield campaign to promote complete eradication of landmines

viaTimes of India1h ago
In 2001, Paul McCartney started Adopt-A-Minefield campaign to promote complete eradication of landmines
Paul McCartney spearheaded the Adopt-A-Minefield initiative in 2001, aiming to combat the devastating impact of landmines worldwide. Working alongside Heather Mills and the United Nations, McCartney galvanized efforts to raise funds and awareness for crucial demining projects. High-profile benefit…

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