All States should immediately cease any ongoing arms transfers to the warring parties in Yemen. The world’s indifference, and complicity, must come to an end.
Tag Archives: Saudi Arabia
March
16
Enough is Enough: States Must Stop Arms Transfers Fuelling Yemen Conflict
posted by controlarmsblog
February
18
Why Ottawa’s justification of the Saudi deal is not enough
posted by controlarmsblog
The growing number of red flags around the $15-billion arms deal should compel the Canadian government to come clean on the human rights implications of the military exports contract. By Cesar Jaramillo, Executive Director of Project Ploughshares . . . . . . . . . […]
January
22
Sweet contradictions: Canada’s arms deal with Saudi Arabia
posted by controlarmsblog
More can be done from this country with a proud past and proven ability to use soft power to achieve change in the world.
June
16
FIFA and Arms Dealers Corrupting the Beautiful Game
posted by controlarmsblog
Written by Martin Butcher, Policy Advisor on Arms and Conflict at Oxfam International I was angry as I sat down to watch the sublime skills of Lionel Messi and his Barcelona team mates in the Champions League Final, knowing that football and my work on the arms trade had become linked in the corruption row bringing […]
