Recap of Recent Posts at Just Security (Oct 25-31)

I.  Cybersecurity

• Kristen Eichensehr, The Private Frontline in Cybersecurity Offense and Defense (Thursday, Oct. 30)

II. Surveillance and Privacy (and Media Freedom)

1. David Kaye, Guest Post: My Agenda as New UN Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (Tuesday, Oct. 28)
2. Ryan Goodman, Should Foreign Nationals Get the Same Privacy Protections Under NSA Surveillance – or Less (or More)? (Wednesday, Oct. 29)

III. Trials and Prosecutions 

1. Marty Lederman, Al-Nashiri Limburg Interlocutory Appeal Update (Monday, Oct. 27)
2. Emily Goldbery Knox, Guest Post: Social Media Companies and Material Support (Friday, Oct. 31)

IV. Detention and Conditions of Confinement

1. Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Update: Poland Appeals “Black Site” Rendition Ruling (Tuesday, Oct. 28)
2. Ruchi Parekh, Belhaj v. Straw: UK Court of Appeal Allows Torture Claims to Proceed (Thursday, Oct. 30)
3. Phil Hirschkorn, Guest Post: Gideon’s Army at Guantanamo (Thursday, Oct. 30)

V. Military Justice and Private Contractors

1. James Stewart, & Sara Gray, Guest Post: The Blackwater Trial: Part 2 – Two Legal Issues (Monday, Oct. 27)
2. Abby Zeith, UN Panel: Blackwater Convictions Are the “Exception, Not the Rule” (Wednesday, Oct. 29)

VI. Immunity of Foreign States and Officials

• Beth Van Schaack, Immunity Doctrines: The Need for a Systemic Approach (Tuesday, Oct. 28)

VII. Zivotofsky v. Kerry (Article I Power before the US Supreme Court)

1. Marty Lederman, The Article I Argument in Zivotofsky (Thursday, Oct. 30)
2. Marty Lederman, Zivotofsky: Questions About Article I and Executive Diplomatic Speech (Friday, Oct. 31)

VIII. Assistance to Rebel Groups

• Monica Hakimi, Guest Post: An Obligation to Prevent Rebel Groups from Committing Atrocities (Tuesday, Oct. 28)

IX. Canada (Ottawa Shootings)

• Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, Ottawa’s Aftermath: Legislate in Haste, Repent in Leisure (Monday, Oct. 27)

X. Afghanistan

• Andy Wright, A Big Week in Afghanistan War Oversight (Thursday, Oct. 30)

XI. Israel

• Eric Messinger, UN Human Rights Committee Offers Concluding Observations on Israel (Friday, Oct. 31)