Irish firms accused of supplying weapons to war zones

AMNESTY International said yesterday Irish companies were involved in the supply of deadly weapons to conflicts going on in Iraq, Afghanistan and the Middle East.

The organisation demanded loopholes in export controls be closed to prevent any connection with human rights abuses around the world.

It claims Irish firms and individuals are making key components for weaponsassembled abroad and are providing overseas arms manufacturers with expertise.

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