CLEAN : UN launches drone attacks probe

The video discusses the impact and permanence of drone technology, its implications under international humanitarian law, and the potential for exaggerated claims of civilian casualties. It proposes a focus on 25 case studies of drone strikes across various countries, maintaining an open inquiry into the legal and ethical questions. The video also speculates on the future use of drones by non-state actors, highlighting the need for careful monitoring and response strategies.

What is a major concern regarding the use of drone technology in conflict zones?

• It is too expensive to maintain.

• It leads to exaggerated claims of civilian casualties.

• It is easily detectable by radar.

• It is not effective in targeting enemies.

What is the main goal of the proposed study on drone strikes?

• To develop new drone technology.

• To increase the number of drone strikes.

• To ban the use of drones in warfare.

• To establish facts about drone strikes reliably.

Which countries are included in the proposed drone strike case studies?

• Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal

• India, China, Russia, USA, and Brazil

• Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Peru

• Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Afghanistan, and the Opty

What is a potential future concern regarding drone technology?

• It will become obsolete.

• It will only be used for commercial purposes.

• Non-state actors may use it for lethal force.

• It will be banned by international law.

What are observers in Mali waiting to see regarding drone technology?

• If drones will be used for humanitarian aid.

• If drones will be banned in the region.

• If drones will be part of the French or Allied military response.

• If drones will be used for agricultural purposes.