Working to end the suffering of the people of Iraq. Concerned with the impact of radioactivity on the Iraqi population as a result of the use of weapons with depleted uranium during the Gulf War.

Provides collection of links on the effects of DU in Iraq and elsewhere.

Laka foundation brochure concerning the hazardous impact of DU contamination and its consequences on human health and the environment. Discuses the implications for post war Iraq.

Collection of articles depicting the usuage of Depleted Uranium tipped weapons during the Persian Gulf War.

The human cost of depleted uranium. People exposed to depleted uranium and other toxic substances during the Gulf War are now tormented by leukemia and a whole array of chronic disorders. Chugoku Shimbun.

Key points of a literature review. The Lancet.

Study submitted by the government of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations.

Iraq Action Coalition information on the effects of the sanctions and military war on the environment. Provides information on depleted uranium.

An increase in rates of cancer in children born in Iraq has led to fears that weapons used in the Gulf War may in some way be responsible. BBC News.

Rounds made of depleted uranium have exposed hundreds, perhaps thousands, of G.I.s to radiation without warning -- here's evidence the army knew the danger. [The Nation Online]

Depleted uranium in Iraq: dead children and sick soldiers.

Official evidence from the International Educational Development/Humanitarian Law Project that the US did use Depleted Uranium in the gulf war and that "Scientific studies indicate if as much as one small particle (<5 microns in diameter) enters the lungs, the lungs and surrounding tissue will be exposed to 270 times the radiation permitted for workers in the radiation industry."

Suspected uranium warheads in US hard target guided weapons verified by US Patents. Provides analysis of collected studies and public domain sources.