As a humanitarian organisation operating in Gaza, Oxfam provided evidence in this case at the High Court.
This includes detailed information on the widespread destruction of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructure, evidence of attacks on humanitarian aid workers, and restrictions on vital humanitarian aid delivery.
Oxfam has a long history of speaking out against the sale of weapons that might be used to target civilians and destroy vital infrastructure in conflicts.
Most recently, we've campaigned against the UK's export of arms to Saudi Arabia for use in the Yemen conflict, including by supporting legal action against the government by Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT).
Oxfam has also been involved in cases challenging arms sales to Israel in the Netherlands, Denmark and Belgium.