US Strikes on Alleged Drug Boats Could Be Crimes Against Humanity, Says UN A recent report from the United Nations has shed light on the US military's actions in the Caribbean, highlighting a disturbing trend of extrajudicial killings that may amount to crimes against humanity.
The Special Rapporteur's findings serve as a stark reminder of the accountability gap that exists when powerful nations engage in military operations abroad.
The report focuses on Operation Southern Spear, launched by the US military last September, which has resulted in at least 68 strikes killing over 220 people.