Abstract
On March 11th, 2000, two children who were playing in the neighborhoods of Mitrovica, Kosovo, got hurt by an “unexploded ordnance”. One of them died in the explosion, the other was severely injured. An inquire clarified that the ordnance was a “bomblet”, a part of a cluster bomb dropped during the 1999 NATO air campaign against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
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Sperotto, Federico
(2008)
"The International Security Presence in Kosovo and the Protection of Human Rights,"
Human Rights & Human Welfare: Vol. 8:
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1, Article 40.
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