Growing the Rose: Landmines in Cambodia
HWGo! Digital Storytelling Adventures
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5m 36s
Every day in Cambodia, people are harmed by landmines left 40 years ago by US military action. Two teens travel to Cambodia to interview survivors, activists and a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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