Human Rights Watch Syrian Regime Is Expanding The Use Of Cluster Bombs

Syrian Regime Accused Of Cluster Bomb Use -- Al Jazeera

Human Rights Watch says government forces have dropped more than 150 cluster bombs across Syria in the past six months.

The forces of Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian president, are expanding their use of widely banned cluster bombs, causing "mounting civilian casualties," an international human rights group said.

Saturday's report by Human Rights Watch comes just after the conflict reached the two-year mark earlier this week.

The New York-based group said Syrian government forces have dropped at least 156 cluster bombs in 119 locations across the country in the past six months, causing mounting civilian casualties.

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