HRW accused Kiev and militias in the use of cluster munitions
Human rights defenders international organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) accused Kiev and militias in the use of cluster munitions in Eastern Ukraine that resulted in the deaths of at least 13 civilians, saying the mass media of America.

Human rights defenders international organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) accused Kiev and militias in the use of cluster munitions in Eastern Ukraine that resulted in the deaths of at least 13 civilians, saying the mass media of America.
"the use of cluster munitions shows a complete disregard for the lives of civilians" - quoted by the news Agency " communication senior specialist at Human Rights Watch emergencies OLE Solvang. 13 February special monitoring mission of the OSCE published a report about the shelling of Lugansk cluster munitions. On the same day it released the video, depicting Military, discussing the Use of phosphorous bombs in military conflict in Ukraine. on 3 December, the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation said that Kiev was used against the South-East of phosphorous and cluster munitions. In early summer the militia in Ukraine stated that when applying the air strike on the building of the Luhansk regional state administration security forces used cluster bombs, banned adopted in 2008 by the UN Convention. In the last month of summer, Russia's Investigative Committee said it also has evidence of the use of prohibited weapons against peaceful residents in Ukraine. In addition, Human Rights Watch October 21, issued a report which said that the Ukrainian Military used cluster munitions in populated areas of Donetsk in early October 2014. Moreover, in HRW stressed that gathered evidence that cluster munitions were used by the Ukrainian security forces, not the militia. Because of this, in November, the UN revealed that cases of the use of cluster munitions in Eastern Ukraine have the opportunity to regarded as a war crime and must be quickly and thoroughly investigated. In may, the Ministry of foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation showed President Vladimir Putin 1st White paper (in Russian and English languages), which were summarized numerous violations of human rights and the rule of law in Ukraine for the period from the end of November 2013 to end of March 2014. The second magazine White paper was prepared at the end of June.
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