Control Arms is an international campaign that was started in 2003 by Oxfam, Amnesty International and the International Action Network on Small Arms (IANSA). As campaigners we want to see tighter regulations on the arms trade through the introduction of an International Arms Trade Treaty that will ban the sales of arms to countries and regimes where they are used to fuel conflict and violence, to rape, torture and kill and to violate people’s human rights.

Make Trade Fair is an Oxfam campaign that campaigns for change for farmers and producers in developing countries. It calls on governments to lift the trade barriers, which presently means that people in poor countries cannot trade their goods for a fair price. We are calling for an end to unfair trade subsidies and ‘dumping’, which means that countries such as the US and UK flood developing countries markets with cheap imports at prices that poor farmers cannot compete with and which means that millions people are literally locked into poverty.