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Thousands of people are getting ready for the Stop Trident march this weekend. This Saturday promises to be a day filled with passionate protests and speeches against the UK Government's plan to vote to renew the nuclear weapons system later this year. People will be gathering at 12 noon at Marble Arch and then

Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) has welcomed the European Parliament's vote to support an arms embargo against Saudi Arabia.

If you were in London this weekend and travelled on the Underground, you may have spotted some adverts exposing the UK's complicity in Israel's crimes against Palestinian people.

Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) has condemned the government's announcement that it intends to ban local authorities in England from pursuing procurment policies that boycott companies on ethical grounds.

A few hours after the International Development Committee called for a suspension of arms sales to Saudi, the arms industry body (ADS) was praising defence minister Michael Fallon for his “tremendous support” at its £250/a head annual dinner at the Hilton.

Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) has welcomed the International Development Committee's call for the UK to suspend arms sales to Saudi Arabia and end its opposition to calls for an independent international inquiry into allegations of alleged abuses of international humanitarian law in Yemen.

The lines between policing, the army and ‘security’ are becoming blurred and 'counter-terrorism' is being used to clampdown on civil liberties. In the US, a coalition has been taking action against the militarisation of police and institutionalised racism by targeting a major arms fair: Urban Shield.

Law firm Leigh Day, representing Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT), has issued a pre-action protocol letter for judicial review challenging the government's decision to export arms to Saudi Arabia.