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As there will not be an in-person meeting in Geneva for CSP6, stakeholders will participate in the Conference through written statements, and decisions of the Conference will be taken by States Parties via silence procedure.
States Parties and other stakeholders are invited to submit any written statements to the Conference, including general statements (usually delivered during the CSP agenda item titled ‘General Debate’), to the ATT Secretariat at info@thearmstradetreaty.org by 14 August 2020. The ATT Secretariat will make all statements publicly available on this webpage.
Statements may be submitted in any of the official languages of the Conference (Arabic, English, French Spanish, Chinese and Russian). However, written statements submitted to CSP6 will not be translated and so stakeholders are encouraged to provide translations where possible.
Video presentation CSP6 President - Ambassador VILLEGAS
Video presentation CSP7 President - Ambassador GBERIE
Canada (General Statement EN FR) (National Implementation EN FR)
Ireland (General Statement) (Treaty Implementation)
Japan (General Statement) (Treaty Universalization) (Treaty Implementation) (Diversion Information Exchange Forum) (Financial Contributions)
Peru (General Statement) (Gendered impact of diversion)
Forthcoming
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) (Statement of ICRC President Peter Maurer) (General Statement)
Control Arms (General Statement) (Statement on Draft Decision no. 13) (WGTR) (Treaty Implementation)
Action Sécurité Ethique Républicaines (ASER) (General Statement) (Application)
Canada's National Firearms Association
Nonviolence International Southeast Asia (NISEA)
Saferworld (General Statement) (Statement on Draft Decision 13)
Sehlac Network (Latin America & Caribe)
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) (General Statement) (Treaty Implementation) (Transparency and Reporting)
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