Examples of using Cluster munitions in English and their translations into Swedish
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pose the same unexploded ordnance risks as cluster munitions.
The European Union supports the adoption of an international instrument prohibiting cluster munitions, which cause unacceptable harm to civilian populations.
will prohibit the use, production, stockpiling and transfer of cluster munitions as an entire category of weapons.
on behalf of the GUE/NGL Group, on cluster munitions and anti-vehicle mines(B6-0120/2004);
storage facilities Systematic use of cluster munitions against civil populations centers.
are calling for the adoption of a protocol on cluster munitions.
it is an excellent thing that the Convention on Cluster Munitions has been introduced.
implement the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
I voted against the resolution because I do not believe that the agreement can force countries to prohibit cluster munitions.
We also call on both governments to sign up to the international convention banning cluster munitions.
Cambodia has ratified the Convention on Cluster Munitions.
the need for both countries to ratify the international Convention on Cluster Munitions.
It is in particular deeply concerned about the reported use of cluster munitions against the civilian population in Libya.
And yet the shocking fact is that cluster munitions are stockpiled in over 15 EU Member States.
Many of those child victims are disabled by cluster munitions and have to live with that disability for the rest of their lives.
that some Member States are still prepared to trade cluster munitions while, at the same time, the EU is spending millions of euros on mine clearance?
However, the majority of the EP voted against specifying that cluster munitions have been used by the so-called coalition forces in Afghanistan
rather the signing this month of the Oslo Convention banning cluster munitions, as well as the Convention restricting anti-personnel mines and a whole series of international agreements
which reaffirms the need to strengthen international humanitarian law(IHL) as it applies to cluster munitions and speedily to adopt at international level a comprehensive ban on the use, production, transfer and stockpiling of cluster munitions.
the European Union expressed the view that cluster munitions represent a particularly important element of the future work of the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons.