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Representatives of 109 countries have gathered in Dublin for a 12-day conference aimed at a global ban on cluster munitions. The Dublin conference is meant to end in a treaty that will outlaw the use, production, transfer and stockpiling of cluster bombs worldwide and ensure support for affected...
Taylor-Bombs - Listen (MP3) Representatives from world governments are in Dublin for a conference that seeks to secure a treaty that outlaws the use of cluster bombs. Human rights activists say the weapons are killing and maiming many people around the globe - including in Africa, where the bombs...
International envoys are meeting in Dublin for a 12-day conference to hammer out a deal that would ban the use of cluster bombs. Big producers like the US and Israel will not be attending, while the pressure is on the UK to push to water down the treaty to prevent it undermining the NATO alliance.
Dublin hosts talks on cluster bombs The Minister for Foreign Affairs Michaél Martin has opened an international conference at Croke Park aimed at securing a treaty to ban cluster bombs. Minister Martin said he is hoping for an ambitious outcome to the two-week conference that would be widely...
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