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Lethal and Legal?: The Ethics of Drone Strikes : The Ethics of Drone Strikes

Lethal and Legal?: The Ethics of Drone Strikes : The Ethics of Drone Strikes Shima D Keene

Lethal and Legal?: The Ethics of Drone Strikes : The Ethics of Drone Strikes




Download PDF, EPUB, MOBI Lethal and Legal?: The Ethics of Drone Strikes : The Ethics of Drone Strikes. Drones and the International Rule of Law Rosa Brooks 28 J. Ethics & Int'l Aff. 83-104 (2014) This open-access article is brought to you the Georgetown Law Library. Posted with permission of the author. U.S. Drone strikes represent a significant challenge to the international rule of criticism, asserting that drone attacks are precise and cause only This is a chapter for SHOOTING TO KILL: THE LAW GOVERNING LETHAL FORCE IN expanding its programs in the law of armed conflict and ethics. Families Of Drone Strike Victims Tell Their Stories Human rights groups reported recently on U.S. Drone strikes in Pakistan that have killed civilians. On Wednesday, family members of victims of those strikes meet with lawmakers on Capitol Hill. she explores the legal and ethical bases for lethal use mine the legality of armed drone strikes, other factors that they are legal, effective, and ethical. Lethal and Legal? The Ethics of Drone Strikes [Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College, Dr. Shima Keene] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The use of drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles, has increased exponentially in the last 10 years, and this trend is likely to continue for the foreseeable future. But Drones: Ethics and Use Dr. Maryann Cusimano Love Center for International Social Development, Politics Dept. Catholic University, Washington, DC February 4, 2014, Catholic Social Ministries Gathering drone strikes have killed innocent standers. Accordingly, the the moral principles in play in the use of lethal force in law enforcement, on the one hand, and A New America Foundation analysis of reported US drone strikes in northwest Pakistan from 2004 to 2010 says the strikes killed between 830 and 1210 individuals, of whom 550 to 850 were militants, or about two-thirds of the total on average. Who bears responsibly for lethal action when weapons are fully automated? Can a machine have a code of ethics? While their accuracy might, in theory, minimize innocent deaths, drones also enable illegal political assassinations, and keeping US troops out of harm's way they also make war easier. A serious debate on these Like Glazier, Daphne Eviatar (ch. 7) does not believe we need a new legal framework, but she does believe drone strikes in some places, such as Pakistan and Yemen, fall under International Human Rights Law (IHRL) rather than LOAC. Where there is no ongoing armed conflict, IHRL applies and sets strict limits for the use of lethal force. 2 In this report, we describe how, as covert drone strikes the United States become increas-ingly frequent and widespread, reliance on the precision capabilities and touted effectiveness of drone technology threatens to obscure the impact on civilians. I n the contentious debate over drone warfare, it is necessary to separate US government policy from the broader moral question of killing aerial robots. The policy question deserves vigorous debate legal scholars, policy experts, and Also, drone strikes may kill some civilians, so if killing civilians is unjustified, drone strikes are also unjustified. But these questions seem separate from the question of drone strikes, which are a method of applying force once the decision to apply force has been made. The idea of drone strikes as distinct from air strikes is a distraction. The capabilities of drones could make them more palatable to military decision-makers and lower the threshold for lethal force, Ethical issues Ethics, International Law Leave a comment. Drones In War - An Assessment of the Legality, Morality, and Effectiveness in U.S. Operations. While supporters claim that drone warfare is not only legal but ethical and wise, others have suggested that drones are prohibited weapons under International Humanitarian Law In this paper, I address the question whether drones, which may soon possess the ability to make autonomous choices, should be allowed to make life-and-death decisions and act on them. To this end, I examine an argument proposed Rob Sparrow, who dismisses the The CIA s targeted killing program in Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia has raised concerns among lawyers and human rights advocates who claim that U.S. Drone strikes outside of declared war zones violate international humanitarian law, also known as the laws of the ACLU seeking access to the Justice Department memos on drone strikes targeting Americans under the Freedom of Information Act. McMahon, describing herself as being caught in a veritable Catch-22, said she was unable to order the release of the documents given the thicket of laws and precedents that Are drones any more immoral than other weapons of war? What did bother me about that drone strike three years ago about all drone strikes that cause civilian injuries and death was the knowledge that, The use of drones to conduct lethal strikes, 1 Throughout this essay I will use U.S. Drone strikes or drone policy as a shorthand way of referring to the cross-border use of force the United States outside of traditional, territorially-defined battlefields. Although it is U.S. Drone strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia that have triggered most controversy over Arguably, international humanitarian law and the law of armed conflict also offer some initial guidelines for the military application of drones, although their interpretation the US Department of Justice in a White Paper [PDF - 4.6MB] on the legality of lethal drone strikes US DRONE STRIKES Drones and the International Rule of Law,(2014) 28 Journal of Ethics and International Affairs 83; Milena Sterio, The United States Use of Drones in the War on targeted use of lethal force means of armed drones within the Make no mistake, the severity of the drone program ought to be reckoned with as if it were as serious as a manned invasion. The true danger of drone warfare is that the drones seem to be removed from the rules of war, but that is hardly the case. They are every bit as lethal and strategic as any other weapon, and they must be treated as such. Lethal and Legal? The Ethics of Drone Strikes [open pdf - 4 MB] From the Brief Synopsis on the Army War College (U.S.). Strategic Studies Institute website: "While supporters claim that drone warfare is not only legal but ethical and wise, others have suggested that drones are prohibited weapons under International Humanitarian Law Let's sidestep the related but unasked question about whether war can be performed ethically or for ethical reasons. Lethal drone strikes are really just air strikes. True, the pilot is not physically present, but the is a human pilot aiming and d Depending on what model, size, and the use you want the drone for, the average cost for a drone is $1000. A drone with this cost includes good quality film with high resolution. However, there is a more affordable drone costing around $100 with a lower quality resolution. Also, there are drones of much bigger size that are mostly available to the A legal strike zone is then equated with anywhere the drone strikes. And when "legal killing" can occur anywhere, then one can execute suspects anywhere even in zones traditionally conceived as off-limits. Finally, drones Law, ethics and drone warfare Posted on April 14, 2015 Derek Gregory The infographic above was produced Alissa Scheller for an Investigative Reporting Workshop on Drones, and specifically an article Tara McKelvey on Harold Koh and the legal Arguably, international humanitarian law and the law of armed conflict also offer To date, the overwhelming majority of lethal drone strikes have been carried The United States government has offered a rare public defence of the use of targeted drone strikes, arguing they are a legal and ethical tool to kill terrorists. President Barack Obama's top counter-terrorism adviser, John Brennan, used the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's killing to mount a public defence of the ethics and The White House has defended drone strikes against al-Qaeda, Drone strikes are legal, ethical and wise. Stephen Collinson 06 Feb 2013 12:45. The 16-page report is entitled "Lawfulness of a Lethal Operation Directed Against a US Citizen Who Is a Senior Operational Leader of al-Qaeda or An Associated Force".





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