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Thousands
of people are killed, injured, raped, and forced to flee from their
homes as a result of the unregulated global arms trade. The Control
Arms campaign is calling for an international, legally-binding Arms
Trade Treaty to ease the suffering caused by irresponsible weapons
transfers.
Since its beginning in October 2003, Control Arms has gathered the support of over one million people worldwide. In December 2006, 153 governments voted at the United Nations to start work on developing an international Arms Trade Treaty.
نۆو وه نێد يۆور سوپپۆرت تۆ ماكه سوره ت&قوۆتس ئه ففهجتفه
لاتهست فرۆم تهه گهنهفا مێتنگ ۆن ئا رمس ترانسفهرس
Control Arms campaigners blogs from a key international meeting on arms. Click here to read latest posts..
گۆفهرنمهنتس شۆو ۆفهروههلمنگ سوپپۆرت فۆر ارمس تراده ترئاتي
Campaigners around the world are celebrating a significant victory after more than 80 governments participated in the UN consultation process on an Arms Trade Treaty. Read the full press release here.
پارلامهنتارانس ورگهد تۆ سگن ارمس تراده ترئاتي دهجلاراتۆن
The Control Arms campaign is asking parliamentarians around the world to sign a declaration, which calls on governments to make swift progress towards an Arms Trade Treaty. The declaration, launched as part of the IANSA Week of Action will be delivered to the United Nations Secretary General later this year. Click here to read and sign the declaration.
ارمس وتهۆوت بۆردهرس: وهي ئا گلۆبالسهد تراده نێدس گلۆبال جۆنترۆلس
The globalisation of the arms industry has opened up major loopholes in all current arms export regulations, allowing sales to human rights abusers and countries under arms embargoes.
View an interactive map which shows how companies circumvent arms regulations by selling components and subcontracting manufacturing overseas.
