Day 1: negotiating an Arms Trade Treaty
Overview of Day 1 of the Preparatory Committee for Negotiating an Arms Trade Treaty in New York
Overview of Day 1 of the Preparatory Committee for Negotiating an Arms Trade Treaty in New York
For too long, a largely unregulated arms trade has thrived on non-transparency and legal loopholes. This has created situations where corruption, impunity, diversion/theft, and unaccountability are able to run rife in many parts of the world.
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Exchange for Change: the festival for a fashionable world without poverty
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With an election looming, do you know what the new PM is planning to do on climate change? Join 350.org and call her to ask!
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