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UK-US: UK support for US drones in Pakistan may be war crime, court is told

23 October 2012

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The British government's support for US drone operations over Pakistan may involve acts of assisting murder or even war crimes, the high court heard on Tuesday.

See: UK support for US drones in Pakistan may be war crime, court is told (Guardian, link)

See also Medact report: Drones: the physical and psychological implications of a global theatre of war (link)

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