Resources

Implementing the ATT: undertaking an arms transfer risk assessment

Brexit and the future of UK arms transfer controls

International efforts to prevent diversion of arms and dual-use goods transfers: challenges and priorities

The diversion of conventional arms from the state into the hands of unauthorised users - such as armed groups - is a major cause for concern in regions of conflict and instability.

Developing controls on international transfers of arms and dual-use goods: workshop summary report

This report summarises discussions which took place during 13-15 December 2016 at a Technical Expert Working Group (TEWG) on dual-use trade controls workshop in Beijing, China.

Ensuring effective implementation of the Arms Trade Treaty: a national assessment methodology

The first international treaty of its kind, the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) sets out rules to govern the international transfer of conventional arms.

Assessment report on Liberia's compliance with the Arms Trade Treaty

On 20 July 2015 Liberia became a State Party to the global Arms Trade Treaty (ATT).

Implementing the ATT: Essential elements of an effective arms transfer control system

Now that the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) has become international law, Saferworld is working to ensure progressive interpretation and full implementation of the Treaty by all States Parties.

Saferworld’s contribution to achieving the Arms Trade Treaty – 20 years of work

On 2 April 2013 a large majority of states voted in favour of United Nations General Assembly Resolution A/RES/67/234B to adopt the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT).

Strengthening Technical and Operational Capacity to Implement and Enforce Dual-Use and Arms Trade Controls

In January 2016 a group of practitioners, officials and academics working on arms control issues met in Vienna to discuss how to practically strengthen the implementation and enforcement of trade controls for arms and dual-use items.