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The EU, arms, and the new world disorder

Joint statement to the European Parliament and EU Member States: the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive must fully cover the arms sector

We urgently call upon the Member States and the European Parliament to address the severe human rights risks and risks of violations of international humanitarian law posed by the arms and dual-use sector by ensuring that all activities in these sectors be fully covered in the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence directive.

Tackling illicit arms in Africa: building cooperation between Africa, China and Europe

European arms export control in a changing European defence landscape – COARM-NGO Forum

Domestic accountability for international arms transfers: Law, policy and practice

Arms Trade Treaty report card for 2018: must try harder

Reflecting on the fourth Conference of States Parties of the Arms trade Treaty, Elizabeth Kirkham and Roy Isbister note that despite some progress, there are reasons to be concerned about the treaty’s long-term health.

Implementing the ATT: undertaking an arms transfer risk assessment

The UK, the US and France must prevent a Saudi and UAE backed assault on Hodeida

There is no military solution to the war in Yemen. Only an inclusive peace process will end the devastation.

The beginning of the end? European arms exports for the Yemen war

As an increasing number of European states re-evaluate arms sales that could be used in the conflict in Yemen, will others follow suit?