Is U.S. transparent enough about civilian deaths from drone?
Clip: 10/22/2013 | 10m 59s
Is U.S. being transparent enough about civilian deaths from drone strikes?
Two human rights groups claim that U.S. drone attacks targeting terrorists have killed dozens of innocent civilians abroad, despite promises from the president to limit strikes that cause unintended casualties. Mustafa Qadri of Amnesty International, the author of one report, and retired Maj. Gen. Charles Dunlap join Gwen Ifill.
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Is U.S. transparent enough about civilian deaths from drone?
Clip: 10/22/2013 | 10m 59s
Two human rights groups claim that U.S. drone attacks targeting terrorists have killed dozens of innocent civilians abroad, despite promises from the president to limit strikes that cause unintended casualties. Mustafa Qadri of Amnesty International, the author of one report, and retired Maj. Gen. Charles Dunlap join Gwen Ifill.
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