Working Groups Meetings

The ATT Working Groups meetings took place in Geneva, Switzerland, from 20–23 February 2024.

Working Group documents

Implementation Working Group

• Israel's Working Paper: Diversion of Arms and Gender-based Violence
• The State of Palestine's Working Paper on Gender-based Violence
• The State of Palestine's Working Paper on the Role of Industry in Responsible Arms Trade
• The State of Palestine's Working Paper on the Upholding Legal Obligations under the ATT: The Case of the Palestinian People
• The State o Palestine's Working Paper on behalf of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) - Ad Hoc Discussions on Emerging Implementation Issues - The Case of the Palestinian People
• Draft Working Paper presented by the President of the Tenth Conference of States Parties to the ATT: The Role of Interagency Cooperation in the Effective Implementation of Arms Trade Treaty Provision (9 February 2024)
• WGETI Chair's letter (22 January 2024)

Universalisation Working Group

• Draft agenda (22 January 2024)
• Working Paper on Implementing CSP9 Decisions relating to the Work of the WGTU (22 January 2024)

Transparency and Reporting Working Group

• Draft Annotated Agenda (22 January 2024)
• Introductory Paper (22 January 2024)

Working Group statements

Sub-working Group on Article 6 & 7

• Mexico
• Philippines
• International Committee of the Red Cross
• European Union
• Control Arms

Sub-working Group on Exchange of National Implementation Practices

• Mexico
• Philippines
• South Africa
• European Union

National control systems and inter-agency cooperation

• Mexico
• Philippines
• United Kingdom

Sub-working group on Current and Emerging Implementation Issues

• European Union

The role of industry in responsible arms trade

• Mexico
• Palestine
• United Kingdom
• Control Arms
• F.A.I.R.

The risk of conventional arms being used for GBV or violence against women and children

• Israel
• Japan
• Mexico
• Palestine
• Control Arms
• Small Arms Survey

Ad hoc discussions on current and emerging implementation issues: Upholding legal obligations under the ATT: The case of the Palestinian people

• Brazil
• Israel
• Japan (reply to Palestine)
• Netherlands
• Palestine
• Organisation of Islamic Cooperation
• United Kingdom
• International Committee of the Red Cross
• American Friends Service Committee
• Australian Centre for International Justice
• Control Arms
• Josh Paul
• Palestinian BDS Movement
• University of Kent
• Women's International League for Peace and Freedom