Resources
Explore CAAT’s library of resources to learn more about and take action against the arms trade. These include reports, data browsers, the CAAT News magazine, and more. You can browse all the resources below, or filter by type, topic, publication year, and/or countries and companies covered by the resource.
Bribing for Britain: Government collusion in arms sales corruption
The story of British arms sales is one of deception, resource waste and successive governments subsidising military production in sharp contrast to their refusal to assist other industries. Conservative and Labour governments have deliberately promoted the sale of weapons by corrupt methods and the Defence Export Services Organisation (DESO) played a key role in the
Al Yamamah National Archive documents, P45-40 DTI support revised
The Saudis refuse to borrow (spring 1986) In April 1986 the Saudis said they did not want to borrow money to finance the deal. As the MoD were now so committed, officials scrambled to make an alternative arrangement. Lloyds would lend BAe the money it required prior to Saudi payments. The plan was for the
Corporate Mercenaries
A War on Want report and campaign on the threat of private military and security companies, supported by CAAT
