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Since the mid-1990s concern has grown internationally over the problem of irresponsible and unregulated arms brokering and the impact of this trade in terms of fuelling conflict and serious violations of human rights.
30 November 2015
Continuing UK support for the Saudi-led bombing and de-facto blockade of Yemen is helping to contribute to what is the most severe global humanitarian crisis in the world today.
23 October 2015
This paper explores the interaction of the Arms Trade Treaty with the right of innocent passage as established by the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
26 August 2015
In December 2014 the Arms Trade Treaty became international law; work must now be stepped up to ensure progressive interpretation and full implementation of the Treaty by all States Parties.
16 February 2015
China’s rise means that it is now widely viewed as an important actor in the fields of international security and politics.
21 January 2015
This is the eighth issue of ATT Update, co-published by Saferworld and the School of Political Science at Tongji University.
21 January 2015
In December 2014 the Arms Trade Treaty became international law; work must now be stepped up to ensure progressive interpretation and full implementation of the Treaty by all States Parties.
12 January 2015
In 2011 France agreed a contract to supply Russia with two Mistral-class amphibious assault ships - the first major arms sale to Russia by a NATO state.
21 November 2014
This is the seventh issue of ATT Update, co-published by Saferworld and the School of Political Science at Tongji University.
26 September 2014
On 10 June 2014, a seminar entitled ‘Contributing to International Security and Stability – Strengthening Dialogue between China and the Wassenaar Arrangement’ was held in Vienna, aiming to strengthen mutual understanding of policies and practices of the Wassenaar Arrangement and China in transfers of conventional arms and dual-use goods and technologies.
22 July 2014