1. ARM
S TRADE
ARMS TR
ADE
a major cause of suffering
Presenting
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2. ARMS TRADE
a major cause of suffering
Presenting
Yer Xiong

3. Self-Defense
Law Enforcement
Peacekeeper
BY ZORIN DENU

4. BY Officia
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1,000
PEOPLE ARE KILLED BY ARMS EVERY DAY
8,000,000
FIREARMS ARE PRODUCED EACH YEAR
BY Incinerator

5. The five largest exporters of arms in the
world!!
-United States, Russia, Germany, France, and the UK

6. How Arms Trade works?
Imported
Arms Trade

7. The Positive Side of Benefitting
threats
fight wars
Protection from existing or perceived internal and external
repression of population and/or rebel groups
Country that can’t produce their own
By: Seidl

8. Causes After or During
Causes After or During The Arms Trade
The Arms Trade
by country_boy_shane

9. But wait...
There
By: kevin dooley
more!!!!

10. Government funded Export Credit Agency (ECA)
(destruction of
local economies)
By: William.Allen

11. Nation Corrupted
and Hunger for Power
rewoP rof regnuH dna
By: jrodmanjr

12. Impacts on Local Post-Conflict
Communities
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by alittlefishy

13. Impacts on Environment
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By: drakegoo
By: Mink

14. “Until 2011/12, South Africa is paying an
average of $530 million a year under an
arms deal, when an estimated $425
million a year would pay for free water
services for the whole of the South
African population”
- Source: OxFam International, October 2008
by Hitchster

15. Poor Nation still is
suffering while richer
Nation still is Profiting
By: Ms Phoenix

16. “The arms trade is a major cause of human rights abuses”
by: net_efekt

17. By: Pax Christi

18. Defence Images

19. Conclusion: Why we should stop Arms
Trade?
By: Adam Foster | Codefor

20. Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT)
CAAT works for the reduction and ultimate
abolition of the international arms trade and
progressive demilitarization within arms-producing
countries.

21. Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT)
Kathryn Harper
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