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The Arms Trade Treaty: Will the Commonwealth support its member states in its effective implementation?

by commonwealth-oral-history-project | Jun 14, 2013 | Human Rights

by Helena Whall, Advocacy Officer, Oxfam On 3rd June, government and civil society representatives gathered at the UN in New York for the Signing Ceremony of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), adopted by 156 states in April. 67 nations signed the treaty on that day, one...

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