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Former Obama Drone Executive Now Teaches Human Rights Law at NYU
Harold Koh, as the Legal Adviser of the US Department of State, was the leading legal defender of Obama's drone program.
Manhunters, Inc.: How the Predator and Extrajudicial Execution Became Washington’s Calling Cards
French philosopher Gregoire Chamayou has taken a fresh look at the radically new form of warfare wreaking havoc on fundamental human categories, whether of war, legality or sovereignty.
Wisconsin Grandmother Jailed for Opposing Drone Murders
Bonnie Block, a Madison grandmother and long-time peace activist, was found guilty of trespassing in a jury trial in the Juneau County Courthouse on Wednesday.
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How the Public Can Shape the Future of Drone Use
The private and state use of drones needs to be controlled from a public safety and privacy standpoint.
Sixty Percent of Global Drone Exports Come From Israel – New Data
Israel has supplied 60.7 percent of the world's drones since 1985.
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Deep Dive: The White House’s New Memo on Drones and Privacy
Last month, President Obama released a presidential memorandum on the domestic use of drones by federal agencies.
Hancock Drone Base Gate Closed by Giant Books
Seven members of the Upstate Coalition to Ground the Drones and End the Wars shut the main gate of the Hancock Drone Base.
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On March 21, Be in Washington, Be in the Street
A rally at the White House will protest ongoing US military intervention in the Middle East, which is expected to cause the deaths and displacement of millions.
Are Pilots Deserting Washington’s Remote-Control War?
A new form of war may be producing a new form of mental disturbance.
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TV Ad Airing in Las Vegas Asks Drone Pilots to Refuse to Fly
This advertisement presents a moral case against drone murders.