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On 3 July 2024, the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Northrop Grumman to respond to the call by UN Experts to cease the transfer of arms to Israel. The company did not respond.
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UN experts demand an immediate halt to arms transfers to Israel, citing serious human rights and international humanitarian law violations. They warn that states, companies, and investors risk complicity in potential international crimes, including genocide, by continuing these transfers amidst ongoing violence in Gaza.
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Borussia Dortmund faces backlash for a sponsorship deal with Rheinmetall, a weapons manufacturer. Critics, including impACT International and the German Peace Society, argue that the partnership contradicts UEFA's commitment to human rights, citing Rheinmetall's involvement in arms production and international conflicts.
UN experts call for an immediate halt to arms exports to Israel, citing potential violations of international humanitarian law and emphasizing States' responsibilities under the Geneva Conventions and the Arms Trade Treaty. They also stated that arms companies had not demonstrated the heightened human rights due diligence required of them and, accordingly, risk complicity in violations.