Directory of Anti-Gun Rights Resources

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• British American Security Information Council (BASIC)

  http://www.basicint.org/
  Research organization attempting to reduce the flow of arms through its Project on Light Weapons.

• European Union's Assistance on Curbing Small Arms and Light Weapons in Cambodia

  http://www.eu-asac.org/
  Comprehensive small arms and light weapons program to assist in weapons collection, weapons destruction, weapons registration, and safe storage for the military.

• International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA)

  http://www.iansa.org/
  An international network of organizations and individuals dedicated to reducing the proliferation of small arms around the world.

• Monterey Institute of International Studies - Program on Security and Development (SAND)

  http://sites.miis.edu/sand/
  Seeks to document and to serve as a facilitator for policy initiatives that reduce the impact of small arms and light weapons.

• Norwegian Initiative on Small Arms Transfer (NISAT)

  http://nisat.prio.org/
  Aiming to reduce the proliferation of small arms where they are likely to produce conflict, violence and human rights abuses. Contains searchable export/import database, publications, and arms transfer documentation

• The Guardian - Arms Trade

  http://www.theguardian.com/world/arms-trade
  Collected news, analysis and commentary on the international arms trade and international efforts to regulate it.

• UNICEF - Small Arms

  https://www.unicef.org/emergencies/index_smallarms.html
  Information on UNICEF's actions and documents regarding the humanitarian impact of small arms and light weapons, particularly on children. Includes related links.

• UNODA - Small Arms and Light Weapons

  https://www.un.org/disarmament/convarms/salw/
  Information about the illicit circulation of small arms, light weapons and their ammunition by insurgents, armed gang members, pirates and terrorists, destabilizing communities and impacting security and development in all regions of the world. From the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs.

• Viva Rio

  http://www.vivario.org.br/
  A Brazilian violence prevention, particularly gun violence, non-governmental organization.

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