Summary
A report evaluating how EU member states apply rules for exporting military technology, calling for stricter adherence to human rights and increased transparency. 10 17.12.2015
Other
economy
justice
human rights
public safety
international relations
Key points
- Member States often apply export rules inconsistently, sometimes allowing economic interests to override human rights considerations.
- There is a growing risk that weapons and military technology are diverted to terrorists or repressive regimes.
- New technologies, such as surveillance software and robotics, require stricter controls to prevent human rights violations.
- The report proposes the creation of an independent European Arms Control Authority to oversee licensing and ensure compliance.
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