Companion website to ITVS documentary, "Bombies", on the effects of unexploded ordnance - including cluster bombs - in Laos.

Includes a photo gallery organized by country, and NGO statements in support of a moratorium on their production and use at the Convention on Conventional Weapons meetings in Geneva.

Detailed technical information, heavily illustrated with diagrams, on how cluster bombs work, with specifications of specific types of cluster bombs. From the Federation of American Scientists.

Provides detailed technical information, accompanied by annotated diagrams, about a number of types of US Air Force cluster bombs.

Highlights the hazards posed to civilians by cluster bombs and the failure of Western government to provide clearance assistance. From Z magazine.

The number of civilians prey to unexploded cluster bombs is significantly higher than admitted by governments. From The Guardian.

Collection of articles from Human Rights Watch on the use and adverse effects of cluster bombs.

Describes how the Mines Advisory Group has been involved in clearing cluster bomblets from Kosovo.

Unexploded bombs are more of a threat to civilians in former war zones than landmines, according to a report by a coalition of more than 50 charities. From CNN.

Article from Mother Jones on the growing calls for cluster bombs to be banned.

The United Nations has initiated the daunting task of clearing an estimated 25,000 unexploded cluster bomblet units dropped on Afghanistan by US warplanes.

Calls for Canadians to lobby politicians to ban cluster bombs.

Describes the threat that NATO and Serbian cluster bombs still pose to the population of Kosovo. From the Christian Science Monitor.

Describes the adverse effects of cluster bombs, with information on specific bomb types.