Secrecy around UK military civilian harm ‘risks undermining public confidence’
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A tribunal has ruled that the British government's lack of transparency regarding civilian casualties in military operations could erode public trust. This decision follows an investigation by Airwars into the UK's bombing campaigns against ISIS in Syria and Iraq. Unlike the United States, the UK does not have formal guidelines for assessing allegations of civilian harm, raising concerns about accountability.
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The issue of civilian harm in military operations has gained prominence in recent years, particularly as global scrutiny of military actions increases. The UK's approach contrasts sharply with that of the US, which has established protocols for reviewing civilian casualties. This divergence raises questions about the UK's commitment to accountability and the protection of civilians in conflict zones.
This article reflects the opinions and findings of the tribunal and does not necessarily represent the views of the UK government or military.
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