Saudi pledge to end Hodeidah offensive welcome, but national ceasefire and an end to arms sales are needed to stop the war
The Saudi military has ordered a halt on the Hodeidah bombing
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European Parliament right to call for an arms embargo against Saudi Arabia
European parliament has renewed calls for an arms embargo against Saudi forces
CAAT response to Boris Johnson taking £14K in hospitality from Saudi regime
This afternoon it was revealed that the former Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, accepted £14K worth of hospitality from the Saudi regime.
Invictus Games, glossing over inconvenient truths: the arms trade and the British royals
In a guest blog, Michelle Fahy of the Medical Association for Prevention of War exposes how the UK Royal Family has worked with arms companies and human rights abusers around the world. Many of those arms companies are using the Invictus games in Australia as a promotional vehicle. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have
European Parliament right to call for an arms embargo against Saudi Arabia
European parliament has renewed calls for an arms embargo against Saudi forces
Jamal Khashoggi murder: what more would it take for the UK to end arms sales to Saudi Arabia?
Saudi regime has confirmed that Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in Consulate in Turkey
UK arms to Saudi Arabia: It shouldn’t take the disappearance of a journalist for the UK to reconsider its relationship with the Saudi regime
Saudi bombardment has created world's worst humanitarian crisis in Yemen
Four Years Since the Disappearance of 43 Students in Mexico: We Want Them Back Alive
Last month, CAAT joined Mexican activists for a protest outside the Mexican embassy in London. In this article, a spokesperson for London Mexico Solidarity explains why they were protesting. Four years have passed since 43 students were disappeared in Guerrero, southwest Mexico, by different state
