ANALISIS YURIDIS PENYALAHGUNAAN UNMANNED COMBAT AERIAL VEHICLE (COMBAT DRONE) SEBAGAI SENJATA PERANG DITINJAU DARI HUKUM HUMANITER INTERNASIONAL

ROY FALDI ANPRATAMA, Evi Deliana, Widia Edorita

Abstract


The development of the use of weapons technology is currently growing
rapidly darting. One of them is the use of technologiUnmanned Aerial Vehicle
(UAV) / Drone (aircraft without crew) controlled through a remote control which is
used as a weapon into Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles (UCAVs) Combat
Drones (unmanned aircraft equipped with weapons) which some countries are very
meaningful to minimizing risk in conflict weapon since only be controlled remotely
and claimed can fly up to tens of hours is on one hand very lucrative military field.
On the other hand, the impact from the use of these drones should also be
noted, because the resulting impact very seriously and according to some legal
experts that the use of armed drones (Combat Drone) violates human rights and
legal humanitarian. One of the example is the impact of such attacks deprive the
lives of many people, like the case of the American drone attacks in Pakistan since
2004 to 2018 according to the humanitarian agency International bureau of
investigates has killed over 4,026 souls therein 2.515- including civilians and
children due to their use in targeting attacks are indiscriminate.
From the results obtained, as the development of weapons such as Combat
Drone technology, use of drones as weapons should be formulated in a particular
legal seal the document. Therefore, countries that are currently using drone
technology should agree to establish the rule of law, so that there is no legal vacuum
in the regulation on the use of drones especially relating to its use as a weapon in
armed conflict. The formulation of the rule of law should also pay attention to
international humanitarian law. Because if not defined, it is very difficult for the
state to define the limits associated used such weapons look very bad impact
produced in the humanitarian field.
Keywords: - Drone - Unmanned Combat Drone - Law Enforcement -
Internaisonal Humanitarian Law - Legal – Accountability

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