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GERMANY: ECCHR expert opinion on German Federal Prosecutor’s decision to discontinue investigations into killing of German national by a drone

29 October 2013

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"The European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights analyzed the German prosecutor’s decision to discontinue investigations into the death of Bünyamin E. in Pakistan in October 2010. According to the ECCHR’s examination, the decision raises a number of serious doubts as to the application and interpretation of the law and shows insufficient investigations. The expert opinion is intended to enable the family of Bünyamin E. to exercise their rights."

See the full text: ECCHR expert opinion on German Federal Prosecutor’s decision to discontinue investigations into killing of German national by a drone (engl. Version)

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