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In this article, the author opines on the ethical assessment-model based on Just War Theory (JWT) of the essayist Kevin Macnish. The author opines on the impact of surveillance on dignity, identity, and freedom of movement, and liberty, ethical guidelines comprises of reasons for war including being legitimate, and defensible, and war is something evil which should be avoided as far as possible. The article also provides his views on importance of privacy approach.

Conditions under which Surveillance may be Ethically Justifiable—Remarks on Kevin Macnish’s proposed normative theory of surveillance