UK: Arms Sales to Saudis Suspended After Landmark Ruling

Expand Remnant of a Paveway IV guided bomb that struck the Hodaida warehouses. The national stock number on the wing assembly indicates that Raytheon in the United Kingdom manufactured the bomb in May 2015, after the start of the war. © 2016 Priyanka Motaparthy/Human Rights Watch (London) – The Court of Appeal in London ruled on June 20, 2019 that the United Kingdom government’s refusal to consider Saudi Arabia’s laws-of-war violations in Yemen before licensing arms sales was unlawful, Human Rights Watch said today. The landmark decision requires the UK government to reconsider its decision…

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