Documents
We have a range of documents and presentations available. Use them for your own background information or print them out to give to a government official, or stakeholders you work with.
2018 is a significant year for those working to ban cluster munitions as it represents the 10th anniversary of the Convention on Cluster Munitions and the 15th anniversary of the Cluster Munition Coalition! In light of this, the CMC is producing a series of short web stories that will explore the international environment in which the organization was founded, progress made on the ban since 2008, and what the future may hold.
Web Stories
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04 April 2018
Why the CMC?
On April fourth, International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action, it is perhaps fitting to look back at the role that NGOs fighting against the use of landmines had in creating the CMC, sister organization to the ICBL.
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30 April 2018
Assessing the likelihood of the 77 non-signatories joining the CCM
In this, the second in a series of web stories, we look at the 77 states that have yet to join the convention and assess the likelihood of them doing so in the near future.
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22 May 2018
ICBL Ambassador Honored by the EU
It is a great pleasure to report that following a ceremony hosted by the Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium on 22 May, ICBL Ambassador Margaret Arach Orech has been awarded the 2018 European Union Human Rights Defenders Award in Uganda!
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30 May 2018
The CCM at 10
Today marks the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on Cluster Munitions! It is therefore fitting to look back at its impact over the years and to look forward to this year’s historic Meeting of States Parties, where states that have yet to join or ratify have a chance to make the 10-year anniversary a truly memorable one.
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13 November 2018
15 Years of the CMC!
This year, the Cluster Munition Coalition is celebrating its 15th anniversary as an international civil society organization working towards a world free of cluster munitions and protecting civilians that have fallen victim to the effects of the vile weapon.