New Transparency Rules for Civilian Harm in US-Supported Foreign Operations.
This law mandates the US Director of National Intelligence to submit annual reports to Congress detailing civilian casualties resulting from foreign military operations. This reporting requirement applies specifically when US intelligence played a significant role in those operations. The goal is to increase accountability and transparency regarding the human cost of foreign military actions supported by US intelligence.
Key points
Mandatory Reporting: The US Intelligence Chief must annually report confirmed civilian deaths resulting from foreign military operations that significantly relied on US intelligence sharing.
Detailed Information: Reports must list the date, location, target, and foreign entity responsible for each operation that caused confirmed civilian casualties.
Public Summary: While the full reports may be classified, they must include an unclassified executive summary for public oversight.
Status:
Expired
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