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UK: DRONES: GCHQ civilian staff face war crimes charge over drone strikes in Pakistan - Human rights lawyers claim in High Court that civilians are 'parties to murders'

01 March 2012

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UK: DRONES: GCHQ civilian staff face war crimes charge over drone strikes in Pakistan - Human rights lawyers claim in High Court that civilians are 'parties to murders' (Observer, link)

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