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17 jun CONNECTING THE DOTS – May 12, 2017 to May 13, 2017

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CONNECTING THE DOTS: SUPPORTING SDG 16, ATT AND POA IMPLEMENTATION THROUGH INCREASED PARLIAMENTARY ENGAGEMENT AND ACTION IN INTERNATIONAL PROCESSES CONFERENCE LOCATION: Parlatino, Panamá DATE: 05/12/2017 - 09:00 to 05/13/2017 - 17:30 TOPIC: SDG 16, ATT and UNPoA CONTACT: secretariat@parlforum.org CONFERENCE DETAILS As part of its UNSCAR financed project "Connecting the dots: Supporting SDG 16, A TT and PoA...

30 maj ”WORDS OVER BULLETS” CAMPAIGN WEEK 30 MAY – 4 JUNE

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The Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weaponsis relaunching the campaign “Words over Bullets” this week on 30th of May – 4th of June. We want to take this opportunity to highlight the problem with Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW)-related violence around the world. The objectiveis...

15 maj Thank you all for commitment & participation – Parliamentary Action Plan – Connecting the Dots in South East Asia!

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The regional seminar took place in collaboration with the host ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly AIPA on May 7-8 in Jakarta, Indonesia, and focused on parliamentary action in preventing and reducing violence related to Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW). The Forum is now pleased to share the...

06 maj Regional Seminar “Connecting the Dots”, ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly May 7-8 2018

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Increasing parliamentary ownership of international arms control instruments The Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons in collaboration with the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA), will host the regional seminar “Connecting the Dots: Supporting 2030 Agenda, the Arms Trade Treaty and the United Nations Programme of...

24 apr Newsletter April 2018

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Thank you all for your vital commitment to raise awareness and take action to prevent and reduce Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) related violence! 2018 is an important year for continued work to promote human security and sustainable development. We would like to share our...

19 apr CONNECTING THE DOTS – Media coverage of our regional seminar in the Pan-African Parliament

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On March 2-3 the Forum successfully carried out the regional seminar “Connecting the dots: Supporting 2030 Agenda, the Arms Trade Treaty and the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms implementation through increased parliamentary engagement and action in international processes”in South Africa in collaboration...

13 mar What Can Parliamentarians Do to Reduce Armed Violence? Read the Parliamentary Action Plan – Africa

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The regional seminar in the Pan African Parliament focused on the parliamentary role in preventing and reducing violence related to Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW). The seminar is part of the “Connecting The Dots” initiative and was successful. The Forum is now pleased to share...

02 mar Regional Seminar “Connecting the Dots”: Increasing parliamentary ownership of international arms control instruments

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The Pan-African Parliament, in collaboration with the Parliamentary Forum on Small Arms and Light Weapons will host the regional seminar “Connecting the dots: Supporting 2030 Agenda, the Arms Trade Treaty and the United Nations Programme of Action on Small Arms implementation through increased parliamentary engagement...

07 feb CONNECTING THE DOTS – TIME TO SILENCE THE GUNS IN AFRICA

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The Forum’s initiative "Connecting The Dots" continues 2018 with a regional seminar in South Africa in collaboration with the Pan-African Parliament. Supported by United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA) Trust Facility Supporting Cooperation on Arms Regulation (UNSCAR), the Forum aims to reinforce parliamentary action...

10 jan ALL TIME HIGH MEDIA COVERAGE 2017

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The Forum is very pleased to observe that the media coverage on activities of the Forum and its members reached an all- time high in 2017! On nearly 40 occasions the work of the Forum and its members was acknowledged on a wide variety of...

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