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01 November 2000

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The secret treaty. CAAT News (Campaign Against Arms Trade) Issue 163 (November) 2000, pp6-7.

This article looks at the Framework Agreement Concerning Measures to Facilitate the Restructuring and Operation of the European Defence Industry, which was signed by the UK, France, Germany, Sweden, Spain and Italy in July.

Gassed: British chemical warfare experiments on human at Porton Down, Rob Evans. House of Stratus, November 2000, paperback, £20, 468pp.

This book, by Guardian journalist Rob Evans, exposes the longest-running programme of official warfare experiments on human "guinea pigs" in the world. More than 25,000 people have been used from 1916 through to the present. A good example of investigative journalism with extensive references.

Parliamentary debates

Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty Commons 20.10.00. cols 1318-1336
Defence Procurement Commons 26.10.00 cols. 411-486
Defence and the Armed Forces Commons 1.11.00. cols 717-810
Defence and the Armed Forces Commons 2.11.00. cols 865-938

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