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“Developing nations from 2011 to 2014 received 62% of the value of all international arms deliveries.” It is a text from the…
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Letterbox arms companies in the Netherlands
Tax evasion and weapon production
A few kilometres from the office of Stop Wapenhandel in Amsterdam, many arms companies have financial holdings,…
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COP21: why climate change is an issue for peace activists
Next month Paris will be the venue of the important COP21 – United Nationals Conference on Climate Change. World governments have to…
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Waarom Nederland niet moet leveren aan de Egyptische marine
Terwijl de hele wereld naar Syrië kijkt, en Europa eindelijk in de gaten krijgt dat er sprake is van een vluchtelingencrisis –…
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Why the Netherlands should not arm the Egyptian navy
While the world is watching Syria, and Europe finally becomes aware of the refugee tragedy that has burdened on Syria’s neighbouring countries…
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Wapenindustrie voedt vluchtelingentragedie – en profiteert
15/09/2015 Tienduizenden mensen uit het Midden-Oosten en Noord-Afrika proberen wanhopig de EU binnen te komen. Afkomstig uit een regio die lijdt onder…
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Arms industry fuels and profits from refugee tragedy
In the last weeks, news has been filled with stories about the ‘refugee crisis’, tens of thousands of people from the Middle…
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Arming against Putin
Peace activists’ eyes are focusing on the Stop the Arms Fair week of action in London – the biggest anti arms trade…
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Despite military embargo, India sells Dutch radar technology to Myanmar
An arms embargo is the strongest measure of arms control. And thus must be taken very seriously. In 2013, Stop Wapenhandel published…
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War industry lobby and EU Defence Summit June 25-26
Last month, the Alliance for Lobbying Transparency and Ethics Regulation (ALTER-EU) published an evaluation of the revised EU lobby transparency register. “While…
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