US Strikes Criticized By UN
A United Nations report has concluded that US strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific are illegal and could constitute “crimes against humanity”.Reported by 3 of 3 outlets; wording from Al Jazeera.
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- 21 Sep
The report by Special Rapporteur Ben Saul said since September last year there had been at least 68 US strikes in the Caribbean and Pacific, outside US territorial waters, which killed more than 220 people.
- 22 Sep
A United Nations report has concluded that US strikes on alleged drug-trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific are illegal and could constitute “crimes against humanity”.
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22 Sep Why United Nations says US boat strikes may be ‘crimes against humanity’
Al Jazeera22 Sep Trump's 'drug boat' strikes may be crimes against humanity, UN says
ABC News (AU)
22 Sep US strikes on alleged drug boats may be ‘crimes against humanity’, UN says
Al Jazeera
21 Sep US strikes on alleged drug boats could be crimes against humanity, says UN
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