Now is the time to act against the arms trade.
You can make a big difference.
ONE minute action!
Condemn the Serious Fraud Office's decision to let BAe off the hook.
On 6 February the Serious Fraud Office announced it had reached a settlement with BAE Systems in relation to its long running investigations into corruption in BAE's deals in several countries. This decision means that there will be no opportunity to discover the truth behind BAE's activities in South Africa, Romania and the Czech Republic. Once again, BAE have been let off the hook. CAAT is challenging this decision and you can help us by adding your name to our statement condemning the decision. »Take action
Two minute action!
Contact your parliamentary candidates about government support for arms exports
A general election approaches, and we need your help to put the arms trade on the agenda for new MPs and the next government. The UK government continues to grant export licenses to countries involved in armed conflict and to human rights abusers. These sales are supported by a taxpayer funded arms sales unit, the UKTI Defence & Security Organisation (UKTI DSO). Contact your candidates to ask them to support our campaign for its closure. »Take action
FIVE minute action!
Join our demolition team!
The government use taxpayers' money to proliferate arms. Join our demolition team to help close down the government's arms sales unit,the UKTI Defence & Security Organisation (UKTI DSO). Take action with us over the coming weeks to persuade parliamentary candidates and the new government to end the unjustifiable support given to arms companies' devastating deals. »Take action
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