(This was on this morning, but just Google Cluster+Bombs+Children and you'll find dozens of reports similar to this.)
(Hear audio at link above)
by Jamie Tarabay
Morning Edition, August 24, 2006 · Cluster bombs are not
illegal, but many anti-war groups say they should be.
Israel used the weapons against Hezbollah. As a result,
the U.N. Mine Advisory Group says, many areas in south
Lebanon are littered with thousands of unexploded "bomblets."
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http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5701622>
More info here: <
http://www.richardsilverstein.com/tikun_olam/2006/08/18/us-cluster-bombs-in-lebanon-the-gift-that-keeps-on-giving>
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http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/VIDEO_Lebanese_children_victims_of_unexploded_0822.html>
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http://hrw.org/english/docs/2006/07/24/isrlpa13798.htm>
Also, if you don't have any PTSD, you should check out the anti-Landmine PSA at this website:
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http://www.stoplandmines.org/slm/index.html>
What would you do if you had to worry about landmines every time you went to the store, took a drive in the countryside or went to see your doctor?That’s the reality for millions of people in about 80 countries. With such large numbers of people affected by landmines in countries that may seem very far away, it’s sometimes easy to forget about the problem.
Landmines may not be in your backyard, but they’re in the backyards of people all over the world. The United Nations is helping dozens of countries end the threat of landmines. You can help too by donating to have a minefield cleared.
The fight against landmines is a fight for the rights of people to live free from fear, in a safe environment conducive to development and peace.
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http://www.stoplandmines.org/slm/index.html>
Or this one:
http://www.thislandwasmine.org/tlwm/index.html