Britain and America are dismantling the systems meant to track and limit civilian deaths in war, signalling a troubling retreat from military accountability and civilian protection.
Britain and America’s militaries are quietly abandoning civilian harm accountability. This is not good.
SAS ‘not justified’ in 1992 shooting of four IRA men, inquest finds
An inquest has ruled that the SAS’s fatal shooting of four IRA men in 1992 was unjustified, raising questions about military accountability during the Troubles and broader concerns about UK Special Forces’ conduct.