Lithuania Leaving Cluster Munition Ban Undermines Agreement, Threatens Crucial Norms

US Sending Cluster Munitions to Ukraine via Germany

Lithuania: Don’t Leave Global Ban on Cluster Munitions

Parliament Considering Proposal to Withdraw from Treaty

Ukraine: Russia’s Odesa Cluster Munition Attack Harms Civilians

Renewed Focus Needed on Treaty Ban

US Cluster Munition Transfers Raise Humanitarian Concerns

Ukraine: New Findings on Russia’s Devastation of Mariupol

War Crimes Inquiry Needed into Massive Loss of Civilian Life, Infrastructure

Cluster Munitions: Peru Destroys Stockpiled Weapons

All Treaty Parties Now Comply with Stockpiling Ban

Northwest Syria: Government Uses Cluster Munitions

Syrian, Russia Forces Also Use Incendiary Weapons

Cluster Munitions: Gains in Stockpile Destruction, Clearance

Treaty Parties Condemn New Use of Widely Banned Weapon

Statement on Transparency to the Convention on Cluster Munitions to the 11th Meeting of States Parties

Delivered by Susan Aboeid on behalf of the Cluster Munition Coalition

Statement on Stockpile Destruction and Retention at the Convention on Cluster Munitions 11th Meeting of States Parties

Delivered by Mary Wareham on behalf of the Cluster Munition Coalition

Russia Denies Its Widespread Use of Cluster Munitions

State-Controlled Media Outlets Reprise Role of Manipulating the Message

Cluster Munitions: New Use, Transfers Challenge Total Ban

Global Report Tracks Civilian Harm from Prohibited Weapon

Shoring Up Support for the Convention on Cluster Munitions