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Statement on Incendiary Weapons to UN General Assembly First Committee delivered by Bonnie Docherty Oct 8, 2021
Israeli firm introduces armed combat drone to patrol borders Al Jazeera Sep 13, 2021
Killer Robots: Urgent Need to Fast-Track Talks Human Rights Watch Aug 2, 2021
Germany warns: AI arms race already underway Deutsche Welle June 7, 2021
Why We Need a Pre-Emptive Ban on ‘Killer Robots’ HuffPost
Ban ‘Killer Robots’ to Protect Fundamental Moral and Legal Principles The Conversation
We’re Running out of Time to Address Killer Robot Weapons The Guardian
Losing Control: The Dangers of Killer Robots The Conversation
Why We Need to Ban Killer Robots – Newsweek
Bonnie Docherty is the Associate Director of Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection and a Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic. She founded and directs the Clinic’s Armed Conflict and Civilian Protection Initiative. She is also a Senior Researcher in the Arms Division of Human Rights Watch. Bonnie specializes in disarmament and international humanitarian law, particularly as they relate to civilian protection during armed conflict.
She has worked in humanitarian disarmament since 2001 as lawyer, field researcher, and scholar. She has been a global leader in efforts to strengthen international law on incendiary weapons and the use of explosive weapons in populated areas. Bonnie has also conducted on-site investigations into cluster munitions use, participated in the negotiations of the 2008 Convention on Cluster Munitions, and promoted strong implementation of the convention since its adoption. Most recently, Bonnie has worked on armed conflict and the environment.