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Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) is a UK-based organisation working to end the international arms trade.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jul 2

    Check out our upcoming ‘Arms Trade 101’ events series, starting with our panel next Thurs 9th July with , Greta Zarro from , & followed by a reading series - more info here:

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    4 hours ago

    War-crimes of the Saudi-led coalition are far from 'isolated incidents' they are occurring everyday and Yemenis are suffering. Saudi has destroyed towns inside KSA such as Al-Awamiyah as Arabian activist explains in this video:

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  3. 4 hours ago

    MP who went on £8,000 Saudi-funded trip, appointed to scrutinise arms exports

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    6 hours ago

    REVEALED: Dominic Cummings plans to tour Britain’s highest security sites

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  5. 6 hours ago

    REVEALED: Dominic Cummings plans to tour Britain’s highest security sites via

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  6. 7 hours ago

    Opinion: Britain's hypocrisy in resuming arms sales to Saudi Arabia while taking a stand on global human rights is astounding

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  7. 7 hours ago

    UK to resume arms sales to Saudi Arabia via

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    11 hours ago

    Britain’s hypocrisy in resuming arms sales to Saudi Arabia while taking a stand on human rights is astounding says Andrew Smith of via -These arms sales have contributed to the deaths of thousands of innocent people in Yemen

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    9 hours ago

    NEW: Read our statement responding to the government’s decision to continue and military equipment exports to Saudi Arabia:

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    11 hours ago

    "If Britain is genuine about promoting human rights issues, they would in the first place stop the arms deals" says Ameen in the final film of our 'Who Pays the Price?' series.

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  11. Retweeted
    Jul 7

    The day after the Foreign Secretary told me he wants the Government's actions to speak for them on human rights abuses in the Gulf the Trade Secretary restarts arms sales to Saudi

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    13 hours ago

    Yesterday announced sanctions on 20 Saudi nationals involved in Khashoggi’s killing. Also yesterday allowed new licences for arms sales to Saudi following a court ban last year. A ludicrous contradiction. Does the g’vt stand for human rights or not?!

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    Jul 7

    The govt took the appalling decision to continue w/ Arabia - after concluding that on the civil population in were "isolated incidents". For a reality check, they could have looked at the data of .

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    Jul 7

    : RT : 'Official review finds airstrikes on civilians were "isolated incidents"' - has recorded 86 bombings of medical facilities by the Saudi-led coalition in , 2,102 air raids on residential areas, 342 air…

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  15. Retweeted
    11 hours ago

    Heard the grim news that our government is licensing the sale of arms to Saudi Arabia again? Tell everyone!

    Campaigners condemn 'morally bankrupt' arms sales to Saudi Arabia via
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    14 hours ago

    We must end UK complicity in the war in Yemen. Thousands of people have been killed by five years of bo… via

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    20 hours ago

    On Thursday, join our Greta Zarro during 's webinar "Arms Trade 101 and intersecting issues". We'll discuss how the global arms trade intersects with key issues like racism and climate (in)justice. Register now:

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    Jul 7

    .: “I have concluded that, notwithstanding the isolated incidents which have been factored into the analysis as historic violations of IHL, has a genuine intent and the capacity to comply with IHL." Deeply inadequate, cowardly and shameful.

    Campaign Against Arms Trade, represented by Rosa Curling, has condemned the government's decision to allow new arms sales to Saudi Arabia
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    Jul 7

    This decision by the UK Govt flies in the face of the huge amount of evidence gathered by organisations such as , , , and ourselves that the SLC has consistently and flagrantly breached IHL in Yemen.

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    Jul 7

    Absolutely appalling. The U.K. government knows full well that Saudi regime is guilty of ongoing war crimes in Yemen. Resuming arms sales to further supply Saudi with murder weapons makes U.K. complicit.

    UK to resume arms sales to Saudi Arabia despite 'possible' war crimes in Yemen, government says
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  21. Retweeted
    Jul 7

    Shocking news: Westminster government allows resumption of arms sales to Saudi Arabia. Justice and Peace Scotland joins with CAAT in condemning this move that is far from just and threatens peace.

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