UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia “illegal, immoral and deadly”
The brutal bombardment in Yemen is "only possible because of the complicity and support of arms dealing governments like the UK."
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UK resumes arms sales to Saudi Arabia just one day after Raab sets out sanctions for ‘worst human rights abusers’
Saudi-led forces have been accused of breaching international humantarian law after bombing schools, hospitals, weddings and food infrastructure in Yemen.
Human rights campaigners urge Newcastle United to reject “immoral” Saudi takeover deal
The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia chairs the fund and has also overseen the devastating bombardment of Yemen.
Saudi Arabia sentences five to death over journalist Khashoggi’s murder
Jamal Khashoggi was killed at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last year.
Government apologises for ‘inadvertent’ arms sales to Saudi Arabia
A review found two export licences were issued in June and July.
US ‘locked and loaded’ to respond to attack on Saudis, Trump says
His comments follow the assault on the weekend which hit Riyadh’s oil production.
Tories licensed £6.3 billion worth of arms to Saudi-led forces in first 4 years of Yemen bombing
The conflict in Yemen has killed thousands of civilians and left millions more are on the brink of starvation.
Major victory for women in Saudi Arabia, but women and girls still need more protections.
Saudi Arabia allows women to travel without male consent.
Boris Johnson approved £1.2 billion arms sales to Saudi Arabia as bombs rained down on Yemen
As Foreign Secretary, Johnson licensed bombs two days after Saudi forces destroyed a food factory killing 14 people. And a day before a school was bombed, killing 10 children. Two months later, Saudi forces bombed a funeral killing 140 people. In the weeks that followed, Johnson signed another arms transfers ...