Arms Trade Treaty
Sales of parts for weapons must be as tightly regulated as sale of weapons themselves
European Parliament resolution on UN Arms Trade Treaty
The European Parliament voted today on a resolution on the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) that will be negotiated at a major UN conference in New York on 2 – 27 July.
Armed Robbery
The poorly regulated global trade in arms and ammunition weakens the ability and willingness of governments to sustain progress in development.
Stop a Bullet, Stop a War
Guns are useless without bullets. An Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) that does not control ammunition will not achieve its purposes.
Ammunition trade tops $4 billion yet little regulation to control and keep track of who bullets are sold to
The Devil is in the Detail
According to new figures, more than $2.2 billion worth of arms and ammunition have been imported since 2000 by countries operating under arms embargoes.
Arms Trade Treaty long overdue, as new research shows billions spent on illicit weapons deals by states under embargo
The ABC of the Arms Trade Treaty: Why it’s important – How will it work?
The Arms Trade Treaty is a potential ground-breaking humanitarian treaty that would regulate the international trade in conventional weapons.
Campaigners react to Viktor Bout trial Verdict
Arms expert Kathi Lynn Austin said:
Inconsistent laws enable irresponsible arms dealers to trade weapons
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