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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
Now that the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) has become international law, Saferworld is working to ensure progressive interpretation and full implementation of the Treaty by all States Parties. As part of this we have established the informal Expert Group on ATT Implementation (EGAI) which is working with a group of...
2 December 2014
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
Following a decision of the Council of the European Union on 27 February 2012, a two-year project on ‘Supporting EU-China-Africa dialogue on conventional arms control’ was launched on 5 June 2012.
30 June 2014
Around 60 Chinese and other international officials and experts gathered in Beijing on 18 March 2014 to discuss collaborative actions to fight against illicit small arms and ammunition in Eastern Africa.
15 April 2014
This is the sixth issue of ATT Update, co-published by Saferworld and the School of Political Science at Tongji University.
31 March 2014
This is the fifth issue of ATT Update, an e-newsletter co-published by Saferworld and Tongji University.
17 December 2013
Engagement in conflict-affected and fragile states has taken an increasingly prominent place in the UK’s diplomatic, development, and defence policy and practice overseas.
26 September 2013
Saferworld has been working for a global Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) for nearly 20 years.
20 August 2013