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Official and Illicit Arms Transfer Data in Southeast Asia

While powers such as the United States, European states and Russia decry the unregulated availability of weapons to insurgents and ‘rogue’ states, they also continue to account for a high though fluctuating volume of arms sales across the developing world, according to Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.1 Much of this weaponry can find its way into civil wars and violent conflicts either directly or through ‘trickle-down’ distribution of second-hand equipment.