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19 Apr 2007

Arms company admits paying agent to investigate campaigners

An arms manufacturer admitted paying a private investigation agency to gather information on activists and groups including Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT).
17 Apr 2007

Academics, medics and students to demonstrate against Reed Elsevier

Academics, medics and students will demonstrate outside the Annual General Meeting of Reed Elsevier in London today, urging the company to end its arms fairs.
21 Nov 2006

Don't suppress fraud inquiry, campaigners tell Blair

Tony Blair has been urged not to curtail fraud investigations into BAE Systems, following claims that the Saudi royal family wants them stopped.
2 Oct 2006

Church leaders urge government to close arms export unit

Thirty UK Church leaders have signed a statement calling for the closure of the government arms sales unit, the Defence Export Service Organisation (DESO).
29 Oct 2005

UK Christians step up anti-arms trade work

Alun Morinan, a member of the Anabaptist Network in the UK, has started work as the coordinator of the Christian network within the Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT), a non-partisan pressure group which seeks to end the military exports that fuel wars and prop up brutal regimes.
6 Sep 2005

Campaigners gear up for world's largest arms fair - news from ekklesia

As local government, London Mayor Ken Livingstone and even the Metropolitan Police speak out against Europe's largest arms fair, to be held in London's Docklands from 13-16 September, Christians and others are gearing up for a week of protests and events during the fair.

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