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Statement

UK military support for Saudi Arabia risks enabling further atrocities

The UK has an appalling recent record of complicity in war crimes and violations of international humanitarian law against the people of Yemen. The Government’s decision to provide “defensive military support” as part of Saudi Arabia’s most recent assault creates an imminent danger of direct UK involvement in further atrocities, and must be immediately reversed. 

A crowd of campaigners outside the Ministry of Defence, home of UKDSE UKDSE

Merchants of Death Tour

  Earlier this month, London CAAT hosted their latest Merchants of Death Tour, a 2 mile walking tour visiting locations linked to the arms trade in London. They say, “We took an engaged and intrigued group of 30 people around some of the sinister sites of London and introduced them to some

Press releases

Protests and boycott expected for ‘horror show’ Farnborough arms fair

A coalition of peace and anti-militarism organisations will protest the five-day Farnborough International Airshow this Monday 20 July. The arms fair in Hampshire will feature over 1,000 company exhibitors, including many complicit in the current Israeli genocide in Palestine, with their products having also been used in attacks in Lebanon, Syria and Yemen. Over 50 countries and territories are

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