Saturday, 26 September 2015

UK drone strikes subject to legal challenge by Greens - BBC News

UK drone strikes subject to legal challenge by Greens - BBC News

UK drone strikes subject to legal challenge by Greens

Reyaad Khan, from Cardiff and Ruhul Amin, from Aberdeen travelled to Syria to fight with so-called Islamic State
Image captionReyaad Khan (L) and Ruhul Amin were killed in August
The use of drones to kill UK citizens abroad is being legally challenged by two Green Party parliamentarians.
Earlier this month, David Cameron announced an RAF-operated drone had killed two Britons linked to so-called Islamic State in Syria, describing the action as an "act of self defence".
MP Caroline Lucas and Baroness Jones have now sought permission for a judicial review of the policy, claiming that "targeted killing" is unlawful. 

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