The necropolitics of Gaza: Architectures of controlled space, surveillance, and the logic of psychological torture

We recommend independent monitoring with unimpeded access, standardized documentation of surveillance-related mental harm, export-control due diligence for military-AI systems, and safeguards against indiscriminate datafication in conflict zones.

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Torture Journal
Published
2025-10-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.7146/torture.v35i2.156898
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1
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Torture, Ethics, and Law
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The necropolitics of Gaza: Architectures of controlled space, surveillance, and the logic of psychological torture

John Hawkins
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The necropolitics of Gaza: Architectures of controlled space, surveillance, and the logic of psychological torture

John Hawkins
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Abstract

We recommend independent monitoring with unimpeded access, standardized documentation of surveillance-related mental harm, export-control due diligence for military-AI systems, and safeguards against indiscriminate datafication in conflict zones.

Torture JournalVol. 35(2-3)
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Torture, Ethics, and Law
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