READ THE REPORT — “With Great Power: Modifying US Arms Sales to Reduce Civilian Harm,” a January 2018 joint report from the the Stimson Center and the Center for Civilians in Conflict (or CIVIC), highlights the “legal, moral, repetitional, and strategic risks” posed by the illicit acquisition or use of weapons built or sold by the US, “describes major gaps and risks in the US arms sales process” that make negative consequences more likely “especially for civilians in conflict” and presents “recommendations for the State and Defense Departments and the US Congress.” Learn more about the report here.
