Dublin Conference on Cluster Muntions
	Final Treaty
	USCBL Press Release on Treaty
	Countries Participating in Negotiations

United States Campaign to Ban Landmines
c/o Friends Committee on National Legislation
245 2nd Street NE
Washington, DC 20002
Tel: (202) 547-6000
Fax: (202) 547-6019
www.fcnl.org landmines@fcnl.org

Make Your Voice Heard!
Urge the Pentagon to end the use of cluster bombs in civilian populated areas.

Cluster Bomb Survivors Tour the Midwest
Urging citizens to urge their Senators to support the Cluster Bomb Ban.

The Candidates’ Stances on a Cluster Bomb Ban
Obama—for; McCain—against

Pentagon Abandons New Anti-personnel Landmine.
Move ensures that U.S. will not violate Ottawa treaty with new ‘Spider’ system.

Remembering 9/11 with Call for Demining, Ban on Clusters
Family members and US campaigners work to protect innocent civilians.

Russia and Georgia Use Cluster Bombs in Georgia
Campaign sends letters to embassies calling for cessation and clearance.

Senators Call on Secretary Gates to Scrap Cluster Bombs
Letter urges Pentagon to change policy, do more to protect civilians.

Pentagon Releases 'New' Cluster Bomb Policy: 10 More Years of the Same

Most of the World Bans Cluster Bombs!

The Mine Ban Treaty and the U.S. Government: 10 Years and Waiting
Press release on the U.S. government's record on antipersonnel landmines

Mother of Soldier Killed in Iraq by U.S. Cluster Bomb Calls on Senate to Act
Lynn Bradach, the mother of a U.S. marine who was killed in Iraq by a U.S. cluster bomb, asked Congress today to honor the memory of her son by passing a ban on the weapon that killed him.

Victim Assistance
The new Cluster Munitions Convention is the first arms treaty that recognizes the human rights of victims of the weapon being banned.  Article 5 of the treaty sets a new humanitarian standard, building on provisions of the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, which was the first disarmament agreement to include victim assistance language.