International law continues to be preoccupied with questions surrounding unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or, as UAVs are colloquially referred to, drones. This entry in the Encyclopedia of Public International Law explores the history and the international legal issues of UAVs in their varied uses, both civilian and military. With regard to the latter it analyzes, inter alia, the legal requirements under international human rights law and international humanitarian law. The article also references debates concerning accountability, transparency and the use of UAVs in connection with targeted killing policies. The entry concludes that the legal questions raised by the use of combat UAVs form part of a wider political debate about the use...
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Drawing on and providing a synthesis of recent social, political and legal research including our ow...
Over the last decades, the worldwide evolution and advancement of technology interfused nearly all a...
The US drone strike programme has prompted debate between pro-and anti-drone lawyers over interpreta...
While Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have been part of warfare for over 150 years, the recent incre...
The thesis deals with the armed conflict phenomenon of past several years - unmanned aerial vehicles...
More and more common employment of armed unmanned aircraft in armed conflicts raises questions in pu...
The use of drones is especially controversial given the overlap in this area between international h...
This article provides a holistic examination of the international legal frameworks which regulate ta...
This research aims to find out how international law exists in the assessment and limits the company...
The use of "drones" has grown over the past decade, giving rise to a host of legal and other issues....
This thesis introduces the notion of dehumanisation, elucidates its relationship with detachment and...
This qualitative research study directly analyzes the legality of drone usage. This project discusse...
Due to copyright restrictions this is article can not be openly shared. This paper reflects on some...
Unmanned combat aircraft systems (UCAS) represent a certain type of modern technology the States use...
Drones are considered a major breakthrough in robotics, yet, ever since their spearhead, lawmakers h...
Drawing on and providing a synthesis of recent social, political and legal research including our ow...
Over the last decades, the worldwide evolution and advancement of technology interfused nearly all a...
The US drone strike programme has prompted debate between pro-and anti-drone lawyers over interpreta...