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Religious leaders gather to prayer for treaty banning use of cluster munitions

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Religious leaders are gathering in Dublin today to pray for the agreement of a treaty that will ban the use of cluster munitions around the world.

It comes ahead of a twelve-day international conference which gets underway in Dublin tomorrow.

More than 120 countries will be represented at the talks where it is hoped an international treaty outlawing the use of cluster bombs will be agreed.

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