In northern Iraq, Hana Khider walks through ruined buildings and empty fields searching for hidden explosives left behind by ISIS. The Yazidi deminer leads an all-female team clearing landmines and booby traps from villages destroyed during the war. Every mission carries enormous risk, as even a single mistake can trigger a deadly explosion.
Khider’s work was recently featured in Into the Fire, a short documentary shared by the The Nobel Prize and produced with Grain Media. The film is part of a five-part series showing how Nobel Peace Prize-linked efforts continue to affect lives years later.
