» English

English

Stop Wapenhandel (Stop Arms Trade) is a group of independent researchers and activists on arms trade, the arms industry and lobbying. Stop Wapenhandel advocates sustainable security, not based on military power and deterrence but on solving the causes of insecurity.

Stop Wapenhandel is part of the European Network Against Arms Trade (ENAAT) and the Arms, Militarism and Climate Justice working group.

Alles over dit thema

18 januari 2011

22-25 januari 2010 Nonviolent Livelihood Struggle and Global Militarism

Ahmedabad, India, 22 – 25 Januari 2010. Workshop by Wendela de Vries Transnational campaigning against war profiteering – linking the arms trade…

Lees verder

12 januari 2011

8 januari 2011 Reducing military budgets, the role of the UN.

Wendela de Vries Lecture of Campagne tegen Wapenhandel for United Nations International Student Conference Amsterdam Oude Manhuispoort 4-6 Meer informatie UNISCA Reduction…

Lees verder

8 december 2010

Analysis of Dutch arms exports 2006

The Netherlands strengthens its position as major arms exporter, with export licenses worth over one billion euro. There is clearly an increasing…

Lees verder

8 december 2010

The devil is in the detail – februari 2008

An international ban on cluster ammunition would end great human suffering caused by these inhuman weapons. A number of countries however, including…

Lees verder

3 december 2010

Good conduct? Ten years of the EU Code of Conduct on Arms Exports – juni 2008

Ten years after the launch of the EU Code of Conduct on Arms Exports the policy document is in need of revision,…

Lees verder

3 december 2010

Dutch arms export continues to grow – Analysis arms export 2007

The Netherlands strengthens its position as major arms exporter, with export licenses worth over one billion euro. In its ‘alternative annual report’…

Lees verder

3 december 2010

From Venus to Mars: the European Union´s steps towards the militarisation of space – november 2008

European space policy is increasingly driven by military rather than civilian objectives, according to a new report, released The report is released…

Lees verder

30 november 2010

Potentially powerful; The European Defence Agency at five years. – mei 2009

Published by Campagne tegen Wapenhandel & Transnational Institute, May 2009– Five years after its creation, the European Defence Agency (EDA) is still…

Lees verder

30 november 2010

Analysis of Dutch arms exports 2008

The year 2008 was a record year for Dutch arms exports. The Dutch government granted export licences with an unprecedented value totalling…

Lees verder

30 november 2010

Three reports on the European Consitution

In three reports the Campagne tegen Wapenhandel contributes to the discussion on a European Consitution which will be voted on by referendum…

Lees verder

English

Alles over dit thema

Steun Stop Wapenhandel