YouTube video by Forum on the Arms Trade

Authored by Taylor Miller

Authored by B. Arneson, K. Boateng, & M. El Hichou

YouTube video by Corruption Tracker

The Corruption Tracker is exposing the arms trade as one of the most corrupt businesses in the world, affecting almost any region. Yet, the impacts of both arms sales and corruption are often ignored, or even excused, especially when it comes to the African continent. From Russian mercenaries to Emirati money to European weapons and militaries, some African countries have had to bear much foreign intervention even in supposedly postcolonial times.

South African social justice activist Alwande Khumalo discusses her work exposing corruption and why her generation is demanding change.

The Corruption Tracker is exposing the arms trade as one of the most corrupt businesses in the world, affecting almost any region. Yet, the impacts of both arms sales and corruption are often ignored, or even excused, especially when it comes to the African continent. From Russian mercenaries to Emirati money to European weapons and militaries, some African countries have had to bear much foreign intervention even in supposedly postcolonial times.

Several activists, calling for an end to the genocide in Gaza, received medical treatment amid police clashes at the DSEI event

Ruth Rohde explains how the work of the Corruption Tracker builds on a tradition of feminist antiwar movements, that is also anticolonial and anti-imperialist.

WPFs Bridget Conley talks with Rhona Michie of the Corruption Tracker about how documenting corruption can inspire anti-militarist activism and campaigns.

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