Terrorism & Violent Extremism

Five top experts share their views of the virtues and perils of specific options Congress may now pursue.

Hendrix identifies three lines of inquiry for an investigation to follow.

The case of Roman Protasevich is nothing more than a step – albeit unprecedented and shocking – in the incremental use by States, across the globe, of legislation to counter…

Three national jurisdictions that have introduced legal and effective techniques demonstrate that change is possible and is already underway.

Much has been written about the gender of terrorism, and counterterrorism, including by myself. In much of that writing, there is a tendency to elide “gender” analysis with…

Probing memory requires delicacy and care, because the method can change what the subject recalls -- and they wouldn't even be aware of it.

The question of postponing an election due next year in an autonomous region of Mindanao has some civil society organizations supporting the president's position.

"As long as international humanitarian law is unable to acknowledge the structural injustice of the situation—the asymmetry, the horror—discussions of these cases in the technical…

Former UN Rapporteur on Torture says interrogations that reject coercive and abusive methods and build rapport are necessary and achievable.

New guidance points the way to scientifically sound, lawful, human rights-compliant, and effective practices.

(Editor’s Note: This article is part of a Just Security series on the hundredth anniversary of the Tulsa Race Massacre, with more essays in the following days.)  The centennial…

A response to Professor Adil Haque's influential analysis.