Firms ejected from arms fair
Two companies have been ejected from an arms fair in east London for promoting illegal torture weapons.
Two companies have been ejected from an arms fair in east London for promoting illegal torture weapons.
Two companies have been ejected from the arms fair in east London for promoting illegal torture weapons. The firms are:
The action came after Green Party MP Caroline Lucas raised the issue in the House of Commons. The companies were promoting handheld projectile electric shock weapons, weighted leg cuffs, and stun batons, according to the website of Caroline Lucas.
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