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We follow a unique group of Sahrawi women working alongside the world鈥檚 longest minefield, the 2,700km sand wall or berm built by Morocco across the region. Baba, Minetou, Nora and the team work in temperatures exceeding 42掳c (107掳f), hundreds of miles from even rudimentary medical care, risking their lives in Western Sahara鈥檚 so-called 鈥淟iberated Territories鈥� east of the Berm, clearing some of the seven million landmines and unexploded bombs left over from the still unresolved conflict between Morocco and the ethnic Sahrawi liberation movement, the Polisario Front.