Campaign to Stop Killer Robots

What they ask for — in their own terms

A new international treaty on autonomy in weapons systems, to ensure meaningful human control over the use of force.

What they do

Coalition campaigning: petitions, a parliamentary pledge, research and monitoring, and diplomatic advocacy at the UN. Steering committee includes Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, Article 36, ICRAC, Mines Action Canada, PAX and SEHLAC.

What a newcomer can do

Sign the petition and use the 'get politicians involved' tool to ask your MP or representative to sign the parliamentary pledge; join the newsletter.

Worth knowing

Covers autonomous weapons specifically, not general AI risk. If you belong to an organisation (a union branch, faith group, NGO), it will sign that organisation up as a member — the highest-leverage thing most people can do here.

Tips

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Where they work

Global — 300+ member organisations in 70+ countries.

Size

Large coalition, small secretariat. 20,000+ petition signatures and 150+ parliamentary pledge signatories by its own count.

Spending

Not disclosed; accepts donations and organisational membership.