I. United Nations & International Criminal Court
- Alex Whiting, The First Case for the ICC Prosecutor: Attacks on Cultural Heritage (Tuesday, September 29)
- Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, The Canary in the Coal Mine: Women and Reservations to Post-2015 Development Agenda (Wednesday, September 30)
- Sarah Knuckey, The UN Human Rights Council Supports Yemen’s “National Inquiry,” but Is It a Whitewash in the Making? (Friday, October 2)
- Brittany Benowitz, Letter to the Editor: To Combat Extremism, We Will Need More Than Words (Friday, October 2)
II. Guantánamo
- Steve Vladeck, The Bass-Ackwards Detainee Transfer Provision in the FY2016 NDAA (Thursday, October 1)
III. Electronic Communications Privacy Act
- Andrew K. Woods, Guest Post: A Proposal to Improve Foreign Law Enforcement Access to US-Held Data (Wednesday, September 30)
IV. Transparency
- Steve Vladeck, The AUMF, ISIL, and… FOIA? (Wednesday, September 30)
V. US-China Relations
- Kristen Eichensehr, The US-China Cyber Agreement: What’s In and What’s Out (Monday, September 28)
VI. UK Anti-Terror Laws
- Clive Walker, Guest Post: A Short (Yet Still Forlorn) Reply in the Taliban Sources Project Debate (Monday, September 28)
VII. Law of Armed Conflict
- Jason Coats, Guest Post: Rest Easy Professeurs de Trahison, You Are Not Targetable Under LOAC (Thursday, October 1)
VIII. Congressional Hearings
- Just Security, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, September 28–October 2 (Monday, September 28)
IX. Miscellaneous
- Just Security, Video from The Going Dark Debate: Just Security’s Second Anniversary (Monday, September 28)