Assessment report on Liberia's compliance with the Arms Trade Treaty

On 20 July 2015 Liberia became a State Party to the global Arms Trade Treaty (ATT). A legally-binding instrument governing the international transfer of conventional arms, the ATT confers a number of legal obligations on its members. This report examines the relevant laws, regulations, structures, policies and practices in Liberia and identifies the extent of, and gaps in, Liberia's current compliance with those obligations. 

 

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