Take a look through external analysis of cases documented by this initiative as well as broader commentary on issues related to arms trade litigation. Use the filters to search for opinion pieces and academic journals, as well as podcasts, live events and more.
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05 June 2024
Are Legal and Human Rights Challenges at a Tipping Point in Changing the Arms Trade?Forum on the Arms Trade and the Arms Trade Litigation Monitor
Join a panel of experts as they discuss the role of legal and human rights challenges in changing the arms trade.
29 February 2024
Accountability for Gun Violence: What’s Next In Mexico’s Case Against U.S. Gun Manufacturers?Organised by the Forum on the Arms Trade
This webinar explores the recent decision in Massachusetts as well as developments in the Arizona case.
16 January 2024
Arming the War in Israel-Palestine: Legal ConsiderationsCo-organised by the Arms Trade Litigation Monitor and the Forum on the Arms Trade
International Court of Justice
International Criminal Court
The Netherlands
United States of America
Event
This event provided an opportunity to learn about and discuss some of the legal challenges asking for transparency in or a stop to the provision of weapons to Israel in the context of the current Israel-Gaza conflict, amid the broader context of increased litigation around arms transfers.
27 June 2023
The Arms Trade Litigation Monitor: Legal Actions Against Irresponsible Arms TradeFrancesco Vignarca | Rete Italiana Pace e Disarmo
Francesco Vignarca discusses the criminal investigation into the liability of UAMA officials and RWM Italia S.p.A for arms exports to Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
19 April 2023
Strategic litigation and the arms tradeATLM Launch Event
This blog summarises the discussions that took place at the ATLM launch event in Brussels, Belgium.
07 September 2022
The ATT and the Arms Trade: Trends in Financial and Corporate ResponsibilityForum on the Arms Trade, Control Arms, and PAX
The Forum on the Arms Trade, Control Arms, and PAX co-hosted an event examining emerging trends in financial and corporate approaches to the arms trade and the ATT related to human rights standards, especially those requiring and promoting human rights due diligence (HRDD).
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