Drones as a form of security
A critical analysis of targeted killings asa pre-emptive security
Keywords:
Pre-emptive, drone, Bethlem, consequentialAbstract
This paper has discussed the question of using drone as a form of pre-emptive security. This is a very old discussion and has divided the academic society into two sides. One of them talks in favour of using drone whereas other talks about not using it as a form of pre-emptive measure. The author in the present paper has used Bethlem’s theory, consequential theory and cited a few scholars to submit that in the case of terrorism, drone should be used a pre-emptive measure.
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