Cluster Bombs
A cluster bomb is a small explosive submunition or bomblet that is delivered to its target in a large canister or shell. Cluster bombs are indiscriminate. They cannot distinguish between civilian and military targets. Their wide-area coverage and poor targeting mechanisms nearly guarantee that unintended victims will die or be injured, even when the weapons function as designed. Cluster munitions continue to kill long after a war ends because these weapons often fail to explode on impact as designed. Your donation assists cluster bomb survivors in Laos and Lebanon, and supports cluster bomb advocacy. U.S. Landmine ActionU.S. Policy on Landmines: December, 2009 Call on the U.S. to Take a Bold Step on Landmines Washington Office Action Alert 11th Anniversary of Antipersonnel Landmine Ban
Cluster Bomb Advocacy and Education
From Harm to Hope: Standing with Cluster Bomb Survivors
Bulletin insert: how you can respond Listing of Advocacy Resources for Congregations Postcard Campaign Write a Letter to the U.S. House of Representatives Write a Letter to the U.S. Senate MCC cluster bomb photo exhibit Timeline of MCC advocacy work on cluster munitions 
Bombies (Film)The terrible aftermath of dropping cluster bombs during the secret air war in Laos and the international campaign to ban them. 
Unacceptable Harm (Book)A History of How the Treaty to Ban Cluster Munitions Was Won. by John Borrie
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