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CAAT's lawyers have written to the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) declaring their intention to request a judicial review of his department's failure to revoke any licences for the export of military equipment to Saudi Arabia.
Athos Athanasiou was moved to write a poem about Libya and British arms firms’ dealings with Gaddafi. You can read more of his poetry on his blog. On Libya Oh just look! The papers say, David Cameron leads the way, in heading to the Middle East to try and quell
Dear Colleagues, I attended the presentation given by the arms company Thales a few months ago as a personal interdisciplinary exercise. The problem was as follows. Given a group of thoroughly decent academics listening to a presentation of some highly technical problems posed by an organisation devoted to the production, inter alia, of tools of
Jim McCluskey, who lives in Vince Cable's constituency asks: As a Liberal Democrat MP Vince Cable supported the call to end government support for arms exports; what's he doing now he's trade minister responsible for the arms industry? The international arms trade fuels the World’s wars. This is essentially a criminal activity which
On Sunday 12th June, the "Get Ready for the Arms Fair" planning event took place. Campaigner and blogger Kirsten Bayes took part and had this to say about it... I spent the day with some of the most amazing people I have ever met (present company excepted, of course). They were gathered together to work
Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) has called for a government embargo on arms sales to Sri Lanka and an examination of its past record on arms exports, especially during the period of ceasefire between the government and Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), from 2005 to 2008. During these four years the UK is recorded
Ian Pocock writes about London CAAT's demonstration at the International Fine Art & Antiques Fair. Our fantastic banner brought us lots of attention London CAAT members maintained the pressure on Clarion Events with a demonstration outside the International Fine Art & Antiques
London Campaign Against Arms Trade (London CAAT) members will be indulging their artistic side at the International Fine Art & Antiques Fair this Saturday. The fair is organised by Clarion Events, who own the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair, a biennial event that takes place in east London at the ExCeL Centre.
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