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UK arms companies do not care that their equipment is used to commit genocide. They do not care about Sudanese lives. They only care about their shareholders profits. 

CAAT welcomes the ceasefire in Gaza. An end, at least for now, to Israel’s bombardment of Gaza, and the release of Israeli and Palestinian hostages, is an enormous relief. However, no-one should imagine that this ceasefire represents an end to Israel's genocidal war in Gaza, still less to the decades-long occupation, apartheid, and dispossession of

The act of recognition of Palestine by the UK must be the start of a serious effort to end the genocide and pursue real, practical steps towards securing Palestinian freedom.

The UN Commission of Inquiry’s finding today doesn’t just confirm that David Lammy’s letter to Parliament last week was ‘wrong’ regarding Israel’s genocide. The true extent of UK Government complicity is far worse.  In the letter, addressed to the Chair of the International

CAAT condemns the signing yesterday of a Memorandum of Understanding between the UK and Turkey for the potential sale of 40 Eurofighter Typhoon combat aircraft by the UK to Turkey.

We cannot stay silent in the face of this repression and condemn Police Scotland for using terrorism powers on people taking direct action

This is an attack on our civil liberties, an attack on our right to protest, and an attack on our rights to speak up for Palestinian people.

Let’s be clear. Direct action is not terrorism and taking action against genocide profiteers is not terrorism.