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World Peace Foundation

World Peace Foundation

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arms exports

Global Arms Business Global Arms Trade Program 

Myth 3: We can control where go after they’re purchased and how they are used

December 21, 2017March 20, 2018 Lisa Avery 1692 Views arms exports, Global Arms Business, Global Arms Trade, Libya, myths

              Criticisms of arms sales by western countries are invariably met with the response

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