Remote Drones Between International Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law

Dr. Baqer Musa Saeed AL_khafagy

Vol. 10, Jul-Dec 2020

Abstract:

Wars and military operations in our present time have ended up more digital, using modern-day generation, and the tendency of most of the world's powers to lessen using the human detail. it's far taken into consideration one of the most lethal guns of all kinds and sizes and its supernatural potential to carry out large duties, which simplest need a small amount of human manage, and it can be something negligible in a few instances, and these aircraft are used as advanced guns in various varieties of worldwide armed conflicts, together with global, specially counter-terrorism operations, due to its highquality capability to reduce distances, terrain, tracking operations and targeting accuracy at the desired time, further to its potential to carry various and different guns, which created issues about the overlap in the regulation regulating targeting operations, among international humanitarian regulation One aspect and among international human rights regulation then again, and the capability of these weapons and people in rate of directing them to abide by the rules of these two legal guidelines and what's branching out From them there are multiple and intertwined guidelines, which made the states' positions in struggle with these debatable plane, some of them went inside the direction of supporting the safety of the drone operator in the first region, and a number of them oppose and notice in it a weapon that possesses the extremely good lethality that makes it inconsistent with international legal policies and every route its arguments on this difference.

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