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The Natural History Museum is not the most obvious place to have an anti-arms trade protest - but then again it's not the most obvious place to have the official welcome reception for an arms fair either. Yet it was under

Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) welcomes the new and highly critical report of the Parliamentary Committee on Arms Export Controls (CAEC).

Arms company bosses, military and government representatives met spirited opposition from anti-arms trade activists at the Farnborough arms fair reception.

Pressure is growing for the Natural History Museum to cancel a reception to mark the opening of Farnborough International arms fair. Representatives of repressive regimes and the world's top arms companies, including the principal arms supplier to the Syrian government, Rosoboronexport, are expected to attend the reception om 9 July.

Monica Pearce of the Bath Stop War Coalition tells how Bath's famous Assembly Rooms were booked for a conference on military drones, organised by Clarion Events, and how sustained protest forced them to back down.

11 Goodwin Street, home to Campaign Against Arms Trade for a quarter of a century Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) has just moved its office. Although the distance from the old to the new office is a mere 200 yards, and the

The exact dates of UK arms export approvals are made available for scrutiny today by Campaign Against Atms Trade (CAAT). The CAAT arms export web application provides easy public access to detailed information on UK arms and dual-use export licences. The app initially provided the month for a licence decision but now gives the specific

Anti-arms trade campaigner Chris Cole was today found guilty of criminal damage at Westminster Magistrates' Court after spray-painting "DSEI kills" and "stop the arms trade" at the entrance to the DSEI arms fair.