Time to flip the script on congressional arms sales powers
By Annie Shiel and Dan Mahanty On March 3, the House Rules Committee held a rare bipartisan hearing on the erosion of…
EVENT SUMMARY: Beyond the Headlines: Redefining Responsibility in the Arms Trade
This week, on January 14, 2020, Forum on the Arms Trade held its second annual conference entitled “Beyond the Headlines:…
Making Human Rights a Condition for Arms Sales is Smart Foreign Policy
December 24, 2019 – In the past few years we’ve seen U.S.-made planes and weapons bomb children in Yemen; gross violations…
“Taking Aim” – CIVIC Takes a Closer Look at the Global Arms Trade
Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo took a turn for the worse in 2017 and the New Year is unlikely to bring much relief to Congolese civilians.
ABC Radio Australia: Any Country Selling Weapons Should Consider the Repercussions
How well founded is that confidence in Australia’s ability to control where defense industry exports end up? The Center…
US Program Weekly Update – July 6, 2017
An estimated 50,000 civilians remain in the city of Raqqa, paralyzed by fear of Coalition airstrikes and shelling on the ground, but prevented from escaping by Islamic State fighters.
