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Small arms trade
Small arms trade or the small arms market refer to both authorized and illicit markets for small arms and light weapons (SALW), and their parts, accessories, and ammunition.
== Definition ==
The small arms trade, or small arms market, includes both authorized transfers of small arms and light weapons (and their parts, accessories, and ammunition), and illicit transfers of such weapons. The trade occurs globally, but is concentrated in areas of armed conflict, violence, organized crime. Legal transfers are generally defined as those approved by the involved governments and in accord with national and international law. Black market (illegal) transfers clearly violate either national or international law and take place without official government authorization. Gray (or grey) market transfers are those of unclear legality that do not belong in either of the other categories.〔
Small arms proliferation is a related term used to describe the growth in both the authorized and the illicit markets. In 2003, various international organizations (including Amnesty International, Oxfam International, and IANSA), and domestic groups (e.g. the Small Arms Working Group in the U.S.) committed themselves to limiting the trade in and proliferation of small arms around the world. They said that roughly 500,000 people are killed each year by the use of small arms.〔
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