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During its 10 years in Afghanistan, the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) trained on five firing ranges in the Bamyan province. But the United Nations says they were not cleaned up properly, and links nine explosions resulting in the deaths or injuries of 17 civilians to the firing ranges. The Defence Force disputes this, saying there is no direct evidence linking it to any of the incidents. The people of Afghanistan just want the firing ranges cleaned up, so they are no longer dangerous to the children, shepherds and other locals who walk across the abandoned ranges every day.

Primary Title
  • Life + Limb
Date Broadcast
  • Sunday 17 November 2019
Duration
  • 38:00
Episode
  • 3
Channel
  • Stuff Interactives
Broadcaster
  • Stuff
Programme Description
  • During its 10 years in Afghanistan, the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) trained on five firing ranges in the Bamyan province. But the United Nations says they were not cleaned up properly, and links nine explosions resulting in the deaths or injuries of 17 civilians to the firing ranges. The Defence Force disputes this, saying there is no direct evidence linking it to any of the incidents. The people of Afghanistan just want the firing ranges cleaned up, so they are no longer dangerous to the children, shepherds and other locals who walk across the abandoned ranges every day.
Classification
  • Unknown
Owning Collection
  • Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
  • Television
Languages
  • English
Captions
Live Broadcast
  • No
Rights Statement
  • Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Subjects
  • Documentary films--New Zealand
Genres
  • Documentary
Contributors
  • Eugene Bingham (Writer)
  • Paula Penfold (Writer)
  • Tony Longbottom (Editor)
  • Jon Stephenson (Associate Producer)
  • Louise Beker (Production Manager)
  • Phil Johnson (Cinematographer)
  • Stuff (Production Unit)
  • Maori Television (Production Unit)
  • NZ On Air (Funder)
Subjects
  • Documentary films--New Zealand