Arms Trade
Our Arms Trade research identifies companies that sell arms to sanctioned countries or countries where there is a high risk of violence against civilians
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Identify public companies selling arms to sanctioned countries or ones where there is a high risk of violence against civilians
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COVERAGE
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COVERAGE
All relevant public arms companies
UNITED NATIONS’ ARMS TRADE TREATY
The UN ATT came into force on 24 December 2014 and seeks to prevent the flow of arms under the following three conditions:
(Reference: United Nations Office of Disarmament Affairs 2014. “The Arms Trade Treaty – UNODA”)
If the transfer would violate relevant international agreements, e.g. illicit trafficking
If the transfer would violate relevant international agreements, e.g. illicit trafficking
If the exporting country has knowledge at the time of authorization that the arms would be used in acts of genocide, crimes against humanity, attacks against civilians, or other war crimes
COUNTRIES WITH ACTUAL AND POTENTIAL VIOLENCE AGAINST CIVILIANS
Actual violence against civilians
High risk of violence against civilians