Schnews reports on a march against the world’s second largest seller of small-arms, Heckler and Koch.

Following their occupation of a Raytheon plant and arrest under terrorism laws, Stop the War Coalition describes how a defence campaign for the Raytheon 9 is now being established across Ireland.

The public would prefer to see their taxes spent on health and education – rather than on an £850m state subsidy for the arms industry argues Symon Hill.

How was Campaign Against Arms Trade infiltrated by arms company spies and what lessons can activists learn from this experience? Eveline Lubbers investigates.

At the end of last year, I was invited to write a guest editorial for the excellent Friends of Lebanon society. F.O.L. is a London based group, without any political or religious affiliation, whose aim is simply to work towards a better and more peaceful Lebanon.

Britain’s economic and military assistance in Pakistan serve only to add to that country’s mounting problems, says Tom Porteous of Human Rights Watch.

The British government’s continued support for Indonesia’s occupation of West Papua belies its professed commitment to human rights, democracy and freedom.

Brighton’s Smash EDO group talk to Corporate Watch about the practical importance of corporate research.

The proposed transfer to Myanmar (Burma) of a military helicopter containing components and technology from as many as six European Union countries threatens to undermine an EU arms embargo on Myanmar, according to a new report by Amnesty International, Saferworld and other NGOs.