TREATIES Flashcards

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Australia has supplied weapons to militia groups in Yemen accused of …

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… “gross violations of human rights and likely war crimes by the UN” (former Secretary of the Department of Defence, Paul Barrat)

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2
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the widely held ethic/value of preventing civilian war crimes is eroded as…

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… “Australians have zero assurance that our weapons do not end up killing children” (Save the Children)

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3
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The Arms Trade Treaty was established in…

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2014

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4
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how many signatories and ratifications does the ATT have?

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113 including Australia

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5
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what does the ATT seek to prohibit and eradicate?

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the transfer of weaponry to potential perpetrators of war crimes

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6
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what are treaties?

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treaties are important international instruments which maintain global stability and diplomatic relations between states - they provide a unique forum to discuss international peace and security

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Australia’s cooperation with other states to draft and ratify treaties…

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fulfils its role as a global leader in world order- it exercises positive state sovereignty

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