Campaign Against Arms Trade’s new report exposes how the UK arms exports system is fundamentally broken and rigged in favour of pre-determined conclusions. The report focuses on two cases - the Saudi-led bombing of Yemen from 2015-2022, and Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza. Both cases highlight how successive governments have taken extraordinary measures to circumvent

This report, jointly published by CAAT and the Transition Security Project, argues that Britain should pay reparations to the people of Yemen for its role in crimes committed against them by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and their coalition allies during the Yemeni civil war.

Palestine Action, arms exports to Israel, Palantir, Trump's war on Iran, The Labour Party and Andy Burnham, Universities and the arms trade, local CAAT, Scottish election, and more

Gaza ceasefire in name only; US attack on Venezuela; Spycops inquiry; UK arms in Sudan civil war; and more...

This report summarises key quantitative and qualitative trends in UK arms exports in 2024, and in the 5-10 year periods up to 2023, using a variety of sources of information, official and otherwise.

The UK is deeply complicit in supporting Israel’s genocide in Gaza: through arms sales, RAF reconnaissance flights over Gaza, from which it is suspected intelligence is shared with Israel, training of Israeli soldiers, and other forms of military cooperation.

On 2 September, the UK government announced that it was suspending around 30 arms export sales to Israel, covering equipment that was due to go to the Israeli military, and that the government assessed were for use in Gaza. However, it exempted components for Israel's F-35 aircraft that are used to bomb Gaza, from the

Case study of military research activities at Sheffield University, including partnerships with the UK military and major arms companies. Follows on from CAAT and dED_ucation's earlier report "Weaponising Universities".

A briefing for supporters in the run-up to CAAT's Judicial Review hearing against arms sales to Saudi Arabia

A ‘how to’ guide for supporters ahead of CAAT’s lobby of Parliament for Yemen on 10th March 2022.

A briefing for supporters and MPs for CAAT's lobby of Parliament for Yemen on 10th March 2022

This report examines the arms export practices of the top 11 arms exporters worldwide in relation to countries involved in conflict. It finds that there is no evidence of conflict acting as an impediment to arms sales by any of the eleven countries.