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2016年10月8日

Japan: Reported joint drone development with Israel

The Network against Japan Arms Trade (NAJAT), has expressed concern regarding reports that the Japanese and Israeli governments have agreed on a project for joint development of drones for military use. NAJAT points to the large number of reports of human rights violations by the Israeli military, including by UN bodies. Some of the reported violations involve the use of drones. Reports indicate that, subsequent to the agreement, three companies have been approached by the Japanese authorities: Fuji Heavy Industries (Subaru), NEC, and Mitsubishi Electric.  The Japanese Cabinet weakened restrictions on weapons exports and joint development in 2014, paving the way for Japan’s increasing involvement in the international arms trade.

 

企业回应

Mitsubishi Electric (part of Mitsubishi Group) 浏览回应
NEC

没有回应

Subaru Corporation (formerly Fuji Heavy Industries)

没有回应

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