Verity Coyle
Non-resident Fellow, Conventional Defense Team, Stimson Center
twitter: @veritycoyle
email: vcoyle [at] stimson.org
Non-resident Fellow, Conventional Defense Team, Stimson Center
twitter: @veritycoyle
email: vcoyle [at] stimson.org
Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) | global trade data/trends | gender
Verity Coyle is a non-resident fellow with the Conventional Defense Team at the Stimson Center. She formerly coordinated research and policy for the Control Arms coalition. Her areas of expertise focus on issues relating to the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and international human rights. As ATT Monitor Coordinator she managed all aspects of the project, including editing and preparing research, presentation of the annual report at Conferences of States Parties, UN General Assembly First Committee and other fora, managing outreach and communications, and building and maintaining research and advisory networks. She has worked with partners from the ICRC and Harvard Law School on projects related to gender-based violence and the ATT.
Coyle worked at Amnesty International for ten years in several roles. She was part of the Military, Security and Human Rights team throughout the negotiations for the ATT between 2011 – 2013.
Recent publications:
Verity Coyle is a non-resident fellow with the Conventional Defense Team at the Stimson Center. She formerly coordinated research and policy for the Control Arms coalition. Her areas of expertise focus on issues relating to the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and international human rights. As ATT Monitor Coordinator she managed all aspects of the project, including editing and preparing research, presentation of the annual report at Conferences of States Parties, UN General Assembly First Committee and other fora, managing outreach and communications, and building and maintaining research and advisory networks. She has worked with partners from the ICRC and Harvard Law School on projects related to gender-based violence and the ATT.
Coyle worked at Amnesty International for ten years in several roles. She was part of the Military, Security and Human Rights team throughout the negotiations for the ATT between 2011 – 2013.
Recent publications:
- "ATT Monitor Report 2019," Control Arms Secretariat, August 26, 2019.*
- "ATT Monitor Annual Report 2018," Control Arms, August 2018.*
- "How to use the Arms Trade Treaty to address Gender-Based Violence," Control Arms, August 2018.*