Rights group challenges SA arms export permits to US in High Court
The public interest law organisation filed an application in June seeking to suspend or set aside permits granted by the National Conventional Arms Control Committee (NCACC), arguing the transfers may be inconsistent with domestic law and could undermine international peace and security.“In our application, we set out four distinct situations in which the US has breached international law.
On the substance of the case, Kisla said the organisation had identified four distinct situations in which the United States had breached international law, triggering the NCACC’s statutory duty to act.
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