Arms

Doug Weir explains why these rights are especially important during times of armed conflict.

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History shows that militarism disproportionately impacts the poor. For the politicians it’s a game, writes Mari Marcel Thekaekara.

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To mark 65 years of fighting for justice, War on Want is calling for an end to the privatization of war. Ross Hemingway explains.

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The UK is guilty of war crimes for selling arms to Saudi Arabia which have been deployed in Yemen, says Felicity Arbuthnot.

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Andrew Smith considers the establishment meaning of the word relative to social wellbeing, peace and health.

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Beneath a veneer of respectability sits an authoritarian monarchy with little concern for human rights, says Andrew Smith.

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As September’ arms fair in London approaches, activists are preparing to protest, writes Michaela Whitton.

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The recent Hacking Team leak illustrates the hypocrisy at the heart of the arms trade, writes Andrew Smith.

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Andrew Smith decries the two countries’ close relationship, which defies all human rights principles.

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Andrew Smith and Kirk Jackson shine a light on German arms manufacturer shady dealings.

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And to do that, says Andrew Smith, we have to close the revolving door between arms companies and government.

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