Human Rights Watch säger att Ukrainas armé använder klusterbomber i civila områden...
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Ukraine:
• 98 procent av de som dödas av klustervapen är civila.
• Runt 40 procent av dessa är barn.
• Klustervapen släpps från flygplan eller skjuts iväg från markartilleri.
• Klustervapen likställs med minor eftersom de ofta ligger kvar odetonerade på marken. De hindrar därmed länders säkerhet, tillväxt och utveckling.
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The are banned in 114 countries, as they cover a wide area, that's why a risk of civilian casualties is extremely high.
Not surprising Kiev dismissed the accusations - saying that the organization was probably deceived by 'terrorists'.
"In the Now" with RT's Senior Political correspondent Anissa Naouai is the first dedicated nightly Primetime show to air live out of our Moscow headquarters. Host Anissa Naouai has worked in the field for almost a decade and has reported from over 80 cities across the globe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DldmUbP64Y&list=UUbGif2gxFLxGDxG9CeA_fvg
The detailed account, based on an on-the-spot investigation by the New York-based organization, working with a New York Times reporter, is a damning exposure of the brutal and illegal methods being used by the US- and European Union-backed regime in Kiev against Ukrainians in the pro-Russian east of the country.
The report includes video interviews with victims of the cluster rocket attacks. It charges the Kiev regime with firing the weapons into Donetsk city, the center of the separatist rebellion against the fascist-backed, pro-Western government that was installed last February in a putsch orchestrated by the CIA and German intelligence.
HRW also released photos showing sections of the cluster munitions rockets in and around Donetsk, unexploded submunitions and remnants of exploded submunitions released by the rockets, and other physical proof of the regime’s use of the weapons.
The report focuses on attacks launched October 2 and October 5 against Donetsk, a month after the signing of a ceasefire agreement between the pro-Russian rebels and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. HRW writes that these cluster munitions attacks, along with ten others it documented, were responsible for at least six deaths and dozens of injuries. The October 2 attack killed a 37-year-old International Committee of the Red Cross administrator stationed in Donetsk.
“It is shocking to see a weapon that most countries have banned used so extensively in eastern Ukraine,” said Mark Hiznay, senior arms researcher at HRW. A 2008 international convention banning the use of cluster munitions has been signed by 114 countries.
“Ukrainian government forces used cluster munitions in populated areas in Donetsk city in early October 2014. The use of cluster munitions in populated areas violates the laws of war due to the indiscriminate nature of the weapon and may amount to war crimes,” the report states.[...]
http://www.globalresearch.ca/human-rights-watch-documents-ukrainian-militarys-use-of-cluster-rockets/5409305
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Foreign Policy 2013-08-23. USA säljer just nu 1000-tals klusterbomber till Saudiarabien trots internationella samfundets avsky och fördömande. 112 av världens länder har skrivit på ett internationellt avtal som förbjuder användandet av klusterbomber. (83 har hittills ratificerat avtalet...)
http://undermattans.blogspot.se/2013/08/usa-saljer-1000-tals-klusterbomber-till.html
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Human Rights Watch: Ukrainas armé använder regelbundet klusterbomber i civila områden
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Ukraine:
Widespread Use of Cluster Munitions
Ukrainian government forces used cluster munitions in populated areas in Donetsk city in early October 2014. The use of cluster munitions in populated areas violates the laws of war due to the indiscriminate nature of the weapon and may amount to war crimes.
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Source: Common Dreams
The Ukraine Army, backed by both the U.S. and NATO throughout its military campaign against rebel factions in eastern regions of the country over recent months, appears to have fired cluster munitions on the city of Donetsk earlier this month, according to a Human Rights Watch investigation and independent reporting by the New York Times.
Citing the HRW report, physical evidence and its own interviews with both witnesses and victims, the Times reports:
Sites where rockets fell in the city on Oct. 2 and Oct. 5 showed clear signs that cluster munitions had been fired from the direction of army-held territory, where misfired artillery rockets still containing cluster bomblets were found by villagers in farm fields.
The two attacks wounded at least six people and killed a Swiss employee of the International Red Cross based in Donetsk.
If confirmed, the use of cluster bombs by the pro-Western government could complicate efforts to reunite the country, as residents of the east have grown increasingly bitter over the Ukrainian Army’s tactics to oust pro-Russian rebels.
“It is shocking to see a weapon that most countries have banned used so extensively in eastern Ukraine,” said Mark Hiznay, senior arms researcher at Human Rights Watch.
“Ukrainian authorities should make an immediate commitment not to use cluster munitions and join the treaty to ban them.”
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Fakta om klustervapen
• 98 procent av de som dödas av klustervapen är civila.
• Runt 40 procent av dessa är barn.
• Klustervapen släpps från flygplan eller skjuts iväg från markartilleri.
• Klustervapen likställs med minor eftersom de ofta ligger kvar odetonerade på marken. De hindrar därmed länders säkerhet, tillväxt och utveckling.
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Källa: FN
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HRW: - Ukraine using banned cluster munitions against rebels
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Publicerades den 27 okt 2014
Human Rights Watch claims the
Ukrainian military has been using cluster munitions in the eastern city
of Donetsk. Although the government in Kiev denies using such weapons,
the international monitoring organization used evidence from a variety
of sources in compiling its report, confirming the use of the deadly
devices that are banned in over 100 countries. RT’s Alexey Yarosehvsky
spoke directly to HRW Senior Researcher Ole Solvang to break down the
details.***
HRW: Kiev Army uses cluster bombs banned by 114 countries in East Ukraine
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Publicerades den 21 okt 2014
Human Rights Watch has said that cluster bombs have been used in Ukraine crisis, and in numerous occasions they were used by the army.Publicerades den 21 okt 2014
The are banned in 114 countries, as they cover a wide area, that's why a risk of civilian casualties is extremely high.
Not surprising Kiev dismissed the accusations - saying that the organization was probably deceived by 'terrorists'.
"In the Now" with RT's Senior Political correspondent Anissa Naouai is the first dedicated nightly Primetime show to air live out of our Moscow headquarters. Host Anissa Naouai has worked in the field for almost a decade and has reported from over 80 cities across the globe.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DldmUbP64Y&list=UUbGif2gxFLxGDxG9CeA_fvg
Global Research, October 22, 2014
The detailed account, based on an on-the-spot investigation by the New York-based organization, working with a New York Times reporter, is a damning exposure of the brutal and illegal methods being used by the US- and European Union-backed regime in Kiev against Ukrainians in the pro-Russian east of the country.
The report includes video interviews with victims of the cluster rocket attacks. It charges the Kiev regime with firing the weapons into Donetsk city, the center of the separatist rebellion against the fascist-backed, pro-Western government that was installed last February in a putsch orchestrated by the CIA and German intelligence.
HRW also released photos showing sections of the cluster munitions rockets in and around Donetsk, unexploded submunitions and remnants of exploded submunitions released by the rockets, and other physical proof of the regime’s use of the weapons.
The report focuses on attacks launched October 2 and October 5 against Donetsk, a month after the signing of a ceasefire agreement between the pro-Russian rebels and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. HRW writes that these cluster munitions attacks, along with ten others it documented, were responsible for at least six deaths and dozens of injuries. The October 2 attack killed a 37-year-old International Committee of the Red Cross administrator stationed in Donetsk.
“It is shocking to see a weapon that most countries have banned used so extensively in eastern Ukraine,” said Mark Hiznay, senior arms researcher at HRW. A 2008 international convention banning the use of cluster munitions has been signed by 114 countries.
-The US, Ukraine and Russia are among those that have not joined the convention.
“Ukrainian government forces used cluster munitions in populated areas in Donetsk city in early October 2014. The use of cluster munitions in populated areas violates the laws of war due to the indiscriminate nature of the weapon and may amount to war crimes,” the report states.[...]
http://www.globalresearch.ca/human-rights-watch-documents-ukrainian-militarys-use-of-cluster-rockets/5409305
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USA säljer 1000-tals klusterbomber till Saudiarabien och fördömer samtidigt Syrien...
http://undermattans.blogspot.se/2013/08/usa-saljer-1000-tals-klusterbomber-till.html
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- Everything else is public relations.'
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