CMC joins the No US Cluster Bombs in condemning The White House decision to transfer internationally prohibited cluster munitions to Ukraine - for the 6th time in 15 months. We urge the US to align with the 120+ countries that have banned these heinous weapons. bit.ly/3BuBkuQ

The U.S. should be a global leader in the abolition of indiscriminate cluster bombs—not complicit in their use. This week, we joined No US Cluster Bombs and other partners to implore President Donald J. Trump to urgently change course. fcnl.org/updates/2024-0…

Exactly 21 days after its last transfer, US announce a 7th transfer of internationally-banned cluster munitions to Ukraine state.gov/the-united-sta… Zero notice to No US Cluster Bombs. No specifics on types, quantities, dud rates, transit points. A dismal development. Ban Cluster Bombs

The U.S. Cluster Munition Coalition strongly condemns the seventh transfer of internationally prohibited cluster munitions. Cluster munitions can have devastating civilian harm and long-term humanitarian impacts - our statement: noclusterbombs.org/news/2024/10/1…

We strongly oppose Senator Roger Wicker's demands that President Donald J. Trump send more internationally banned and deadly cluster munitions to Ukraine. Peace will not be achieved with bombs and indiscriminate weapons. Real, lasting, just peace is only possible through peaceful means. #BanClusterBombs

By transferring #ClusterMunitions, President Donald J. Trump has made the U.S. complicit in grievous and preventable civilian harm. In the final months of his presidency, Biden should act to redeem his legacy on this issue, FCNL's Ellie Kline writes. inkstickmedia.com/biden-should-a…

The US Campaign to Ban Landmines is deeply concerned about U.S. government's suspension of funding for mine clearance and victim assistance programs - our statement: banminesusa.org/news/2025/01/2…

Mine clearance serves humanitarian, national security, and economic aims. A waiver or quick and affirmative review for mine clearance and victim assistance programs is urgently needed to allow clearance professionals to get back to work making the world a safer place.

The U.S. Campaign to Ban Landmines and the U.S. Cluster Munition Coalition urges the Trump administration to act quickly to end the stop-work order for clearance operations and victim assistance programs.

It's the end of an era at CISR with the retirement of CISR Executive Director, Dr. Suzanne Fiederlein effective March 1, 2025. Suzanne joined CISR 25 years ago and guided us through many successes and challenges. We wish her the best will miss her leadership!

Over 50 Global Mine Action Fellows wrote and signed this open letter to Honorable Marco Rubio , Secretary of State. Thank you, young advocates, for expressing your concern and urging the U.S. to put an end to this funding freeze. Full Letter Here: legaciesofwar.org/post/mine-acti…

US programs to address the lasting legacies of war have saved lives, supported vulnerable communities & bolstered years of diplomatic progress after conflict - until now Sera Koulabdara Legacies of War responsiblestatecraft.org/usaid/

“The potential harm to civilian populations far outweighs any perceived military advantages." Read more of Mike Burton's insightful article: stripes.com/opinion/2025-0…