Q&A: Convention on Cluster Munitions

Interoperability and the Prohibition on Assistance

Promoting the Prohibitions

The Need for Strong Interpretations of the Convention on Cluster Munitions

Cluster Bomb Ban: New Treaty Making Impressive Progress

First Formal Meeting of Supporting Nations Set for November 9-12 in Vientiane, Laos

Cluster Munition Information Chart

Tunisia: Government Ratifies Cluster Munition Ban

Other Middle Eastern and North African Governments Should Relinquish the Weapon

Cluster munitions treaty – a milestone, but a long way to go

International: Cluster Bomb Ban Takes Effect

Convention Becomes Binding International Law on August 1

Afghanistan: Investigate Any Newly Disclosed Civilian Casualty Incidents

Leaked Data Spotlights Devastating Civilian Toll From US, NATO, and Taliban Forces

Statement on Stockpile Destruction and Retention, Convention on Cluster Munitions First Meeting of States Parties

Delivered by Steve Goose, Director

Statement on National Implementation Measures, Convention on Cluster Munitions First Meeting of States Parties

Delivered by Bonnie Docherty, Senior Researcher

Statement on the Roadmap to the First Meeting of States Parties, Convention on Cluster Munitions First Meeting of States Parties

Delivered by Steve Goose, Human Rights Watch for the Cluster Munition Coalition

Fulfilling the Ban

Guidelines for Effective National Legislation to Implement the Convention on Cluster Munitions

Cluster Munitions: Strong National Laws Needed

International Conference on Cluster Treaty to Open in Santiago, Chile

US: Two-Thirds in Senate Back Landmine Ban

Congressional Letters to Obama Urge US to Join the Mine Ban Treaty