Report 23: Military Drones. The videogame war with real victims.

Military Drones. The videogame war with real victims

This Report analyses the characteristics and the history of the combat drones, the controversy of the use to commit selective murders, and the volume of business that can mean to the military industry. It also provides an analyses of the legality and legitimacy of military drones, and the intent of its intensive use in armed conflicts in the coming decades.

Authors: Jordi Calvo, Anna Escoda, Carles Blanco and Gabriela Serra.

Read and download the full report in Catalan, in Spanish, and in English.

Tags: Conflictes armats, terrorisme i GcTIndústria i R+D militarTerrorisme

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