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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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30 December 2020

Pompeo and State Department Face Legal Action over $23bn UAE Arms Sale

Sheren Khalel | Middle East Eye

This article outlines the initial complaint submitted by the NYCFPA in December 2020.

29 December 2020

Trump Administration Facing Legal Action over ‘Rushed’ Sale of Arms to UAE

Samuel Lovett | The Independent

This article provides an overview of the case introduced by NYCFPA, and the main aspects of their argument and opposition to the decision of the Secretary of State.

13 October 2020

El TSJ de Madrid admite a trámite un recurso para pedir mayor transparencia en las exportaciones de armas

Pol Pareja | El Diario

This article (in Spanish) covers the case submitted to the High Court of Justice of Madrid following the Spanish government’s refusal to respond to requests for information concerning the export of arms to Saudi Arabia on the basis of the Law of Official Secrets.

24 June 2019

U.K. Court Nixes Saudi Arms Sales–What it Means for the US and Other EU Countries

Kristine Beckerle and Dearbhla Minogue | Just Security

This article, written following the decision of the Court of Appeal in June 2019, considers the significance and impact of this ruling on UK government policy and practice as well as how it might shape how EU member states and the United States might consider arms sales to the Saudi-led coalition.

30 April 2018

Canada’s dual role in Yemen: Arms exports to Saudi Coalition dwarf aid sent to war-torn country

Brendan Kennedy and Michelle Shephard | Toronto Star

This article considers the broader context of arms sales by Canada to countries involved in the conflict in Yemen, in particular Saudi Arabia, by analysing its export statistics and reporting.