The UK’s attempt to prevent states from condemning “any cluster munition use, by any actor” through the Dubrovnik Declaration continues a long-standing pattern of persistent but ultimately futile efforts to resist

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Date: 2015-09-08 06:48:10 Foreign relations Law International relations Cluster bombs Explosive weapons Mine action Treaties of the Holy See Cluster munition Convention on Cluster Munitions Cluster Munition Coalition Unexploded ordnance Ban Advocates		The UK’s attempt to prevent states from condemning “any cluster munition use, by any actor” through the Dubrovnik Declaration continues a long-standing pattern of persistent but ultimately futile efforts to resist Add to Reading List Source URL: www.article36.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 127,83 KB Share Document on Facebook

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