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Links

• Cluster Munition Coalition (www.stopclustermunitions.org):
  This is the main site of the international campaign that represents the coalition of NGOs around the world working to stop clusters.

• Canadian Red Cross (http://www.redcross.ca/article.asp?id=001723&tid=005):
  Contains information on the rules of war, international humanitarian law including a toolbox for educators.

• Handicap International Canada (http://www.sousmunitions.ca/):
  Contains fact sheets, research and campaign information. Available in English and French.

• Human Rights Watch (http://hrw.org/campaigns/clusters/takeaction.htm):
  Contains statements, press releases, video and audio footage, and current research on cluster munitions.

• Landmine Action (www.landmineaction.org):
  Contains extensive research and publications on cluster munitions.

Research & Publications

• NGO Statement to the Canadian Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development, March 1st, 2007 (http://hrw.org/english/docs/2007/03/01/canada15442.htm)
  
  
• Circle of Impact: The Fatal Footprint of Cluster Munitions on People and Their Communities
  (http://en.handicapinternational.be/download/0606_WEB_FINAL_REPORT_HI_BD.pdf): ( 8.43Mb)
  A Handicap International report, published in May 2007, which documents the impact of cluster munitions on the lives of people and communities in 25 countries and areas.

• Forseeable Harm: The Use and Impact of Cluster Munitions in Lebanon 2006 (http://www.landmineaction.org/resources/ForeseeableHarmfinal.pdf). ( 1.44Mb)
  
  
• Survey of Cluster Munition Policy and Practice (http://hrw.org/backgrounder/arms/cluster0207/cluster0207web.pdf):  ( 368Kb)
  This survey provides a global overview of cluster munitions, timeline of their use since 1943, country profiles of the more than 70 nations known to stockpile cluster munitions, and the applicability of international humanitarian law on the use of these weapons.

• Yellow Killers (http://www.npaid.org/filestore/YellowKillersNPA.pdf): ( 6.61Mb)
  Norwegian People’s Aid report studies NATO's use of cluster munitions in Serbia in 1999 and that victims that are still occurring today.

• Cluster munitions in Kosovo: Analysis of use, contamination & casualties (http://www.landmineaction.org/resources/LMAKosovoFinal.pdf): ( 1.83Mb)
  This report, produced by Landmine Action, provides a detailed analysis of the use of cluster munitions in Kosovo, the unexploded ordnance (UXO) contamination that resulted and the civilian casualties that were caused.