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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.

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27 april 2021

European arms exports, militarisation and borders

[Introduction during online session ‘Counting the Money’ during the Alternative Security Conference of DiEM25, 27 April 2021] EU arms exports The countries of the…

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21 april 2021

Race to the bottom on arms export control

In their aspirations towards a European arms industry, Germany and France want to cooperate more in arms production and invent new rules.…

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14 april 2021

Outsourcing Oppression: How Europe externalises migrant detention beyond its shores

(Nederlands onderaan) This report seeks to join the dots between Europe’s outsourcing of migrant detention to third countries and the notoriously poor…

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13 april 2021

Airbus – a company in decline

April 13, 2021 – On the eve of the annual shareholders’ meeting of Airbus (April 14 in Amsterdam), Urgewald (Germany), Stop Wapenhandel…

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21 maart 2021

Rheinmetall: The German-Dutch connection, financial constructions and components

Rheinmetall is a German producer of civil and military products. Recently its G3 machine riffles were located on patrol vessels of the…

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26 februari 2021

The carbon footprint of military sectors in the EU

Militaries are high consumers of fossil fuels – and yet they are frequently exempt from publicly reporting their carbon emissions. This is…

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22 februari 2021

TNO profits from lobbying for EU military funding

This year the European Defence Fund (EDF) will take off, handing out €8 billion in funding for military research and development of new…

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5 november 2020

Dutch military naval technology to Ankara, ends in Karachi

Dutch military naval technology to Ankara, ends in Karachi The Dutch government has issued a permit for the sale of military technology…

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30 oktober 2020

Frontex awards €50 million in border surveillance drone contracts to Airbus, IAI and Elbit

Last week border guard agency Frontex announced it had awarded new contracts for drone surveillance services in the Mediterranean to arms companies…

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21 oktober 2020

Securitisation of migration, militarisation of borders and industry influence

[Introduction during online workshop ‘Security and the Left in Europe’ of the Rosa Luxemburg Stifting Brussels, 21 November 2020] During the…

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