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In October 2026, Brazil will hold its General Elections. In this context, proposals in favor of the development of nuclear weapons by the Brazilian State, as well as the denunciation (withdrawal) from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), have gained prominence in the electoral debate. Such proposals raise serious concerns within Brazilian society regarding the way public policy debates on disarmament, security and nuclear non-proliferation are conduct

As a Brazilian organization that is part of the Stop Killer Robots campaign, DHESARME is making available this press release, originally published by the campaign on August 31, 2026, contributing to broadening access to international discussions on the regulation of autonomous weapon systems.

Cluster munition submunition found on 15 February 2017 in Sa’da City, Yemen. Source: Amnesty International. Topics Introduction Cluster Munition: a weapons internationally condemned The ASTROS System and its cluster munition delivery capability Made in Brazil: Records of use and export Dhesarme calls on the Brazilian government to combat Cluster Munitions 28/05/2026 BRT Introduction The Brazilian company Avibras Indústria Aeroespacial, known for records of producing and expor

Dhesarme - Brazilian Action for Humanitarian Disarmament declares its deep concern regarding the results — or lack thereof — of the discussions held during the 11th Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), which took place between April and May of this year. The Conference, already convened amid expectations of significant challenges due to divergences among States Parties in the conduct of the discussions, reached this year an outcom