Britain's rigged and broken arms export policies have eviscerated international humanitarian law, campaigners say

BRITAIN has a “fundamentally rigged and broken” arms export system that eviscerates international humanitarian law in favour of predetermined conclusions, a new report has warned.

The Campaign Against Arms Trade research focuses on the Saudi-led bombing of Yemen and Israel’s ongoing genocide in Gaza, arguing successive governments have circumvented licensing criteria and international law despite overwhelming evidence of British-made weapons being used in war crimes.