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Influence the new government on arms exports

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Last year, the Conservatives said they wanted to increase the support given to arms exports, and use arms sales as a "foreign policy tool" - a truly alarming prospect. But in the past many senior Liberal Democrats have supported our campaign to end government support for arms exports.

Please take time to email Vince Cable, the minister responsible for UKTI and ask him to end the disproportionate support given to the UKTI Defence & Security Organisation.

More information can be found here in the May 2010 CAAT bulletin - along with info on the upcoming Stop Week, People's Jury and BAE AGM, a new briefing paper 'Private Gain, Public Pain' and more.
Clarion Events continue trying to sanitise their image with another innocuous sounding Fair, forgetting to tell attendees that they also host numerous arms fairs, including the DSEi Arms Fair in Docklands in 2011. This is the World's biggest Arms Fair.

Come along to Olympia, Hammersmith Road W14, and protest on Saturday 5 June. Help us tell attendees about the rather un-lovely deadly exhibits that Clarion help to promote when they hope we're admiring paintings.

Urgent election action

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The lead-up to the election on 6 May is a great opportunity for anti-arms trade campaigners to reach parliamentary candidates and voters.

See the national CAAT for more details.

CAAT's February email bulletin

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More on the shameful plea bargain BAE has made with the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), on-going actions against UKTO DSO and Universities Day of Action

http://www.caat.org.uk/emailbulletin/1002EB/

Stop your bank funding cluster bombs

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A report released by Cluster Munition Coalition members IKV Pax Christi (Netherlands) and Netwerk Vlaanderen (Belgium) has found that 138 financial institutions worldwide still provide over $20 billion to the producers of cluster bombs

CAAT Special E-Bulletin

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All aboard, to end the DSEi arms fair, and close UKTI DSO

  1. Take action with CAAT on Tuesday 8 September
  2. Practical info for the day
  3. Public art meets the arms fair: join our flash-mob action at the fourth plinth
http://www.caat.org.uk/emailbulletin/0909DSEi/

Disarm DSEi 2009

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The world's largest arms fair returns to London in September (8th-11th) and some of the world's worst human-rights abusers, along with countries with serious developmental needs, will be attending.

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Stop UKTI

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Norfolk CAAT has been busy during the week of action against UKTI - the government department that helps promote arms sales to repressive regimes and countries in conflict.
On Jan 17th, while Israeli bombs were still raining down on the people of Gaza, six people gained entry to EDO MBM/ITT, a factory in Brighton manufacturing military equipment being used by the Israeli air force, and smashed machinery and computers causing at least 300 000 pounds worth of damage and closing the factory for nearly a week.
palsolidarity.org/2009/04/5895

Support the EDO Decommissioners
Heckler & Koch is the world's second-largest manufacturer of handguns, assault rifles, submachine guns, machine guns and grenade launchers. Their UK HQ is an anonymous unit on an industrial park off Lenton Lane, NG7. It is responsible for selling guns around the world. Half a million people are killed by small arms each year, three quarters of whom are civilians. Literally millions of Heckler & Koch small arms are in use in around 90 countries.

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/04/426678.html

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