Military
Examining the role of unmanned aerial vehicles in modern warfare, their legal, political and strategic implications, and outcomes for the protection of civilians in conflict.
Civilian
Examining the growing use of unmanned aerial vehicles in the domestic sphere, and their legal, ethical and safety implications.
Future Tech
Examining emerging technology in the military sphere, including the use of artificial intelligence, automated functions, and lethal autonomous weapons systems.
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Welcome to APPG on Drones
The All Party Parliamentary Group on Drones (‘APPG’) was founded in October 2012. The purpose of our Group is to examine the use of drones (unmanned aerial vehicles) by governments, for domestic and international, military and civilian purposes.
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APPG on Drones submits evidence to the PACAC Inquiry on Parliament’s role in authorising military force
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Drones has provided written evidence to the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (PACAC) Inquiry: ‘The Role of Parliament in the UK Constitution: Authorising the Use of Military Force’. The...
Expert consultation on the future of civilian drones in the UK
The APPG on Drones is seeking expert advice on the future of drones in the UK. The insight provided by experts will inform the Group’s position on what a future that is sustainable and...
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View All NewsStatement on UK Assistance to Partners following Ground-Breaking German Court Ruling
A German court has found that part of US drone strikes in Yemen were “not compatible with international law” and asserted that Germany must “do more” to prevent its territory from being used in...
APPG on Drones submits evidence to the PACAC Inquiry on Parliament’s role in authorising military force
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Drones has provided written evidence to the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (PACAC) Inquiry: ‘The Role of Parliament in the UK Constitution: Authorising the Use of Military Force’. The...
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