Geneva Conventions

Between the Law of Force and the Law of Armed Conflict

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Oct 13th, 2016

De Facto and De Jure Non-International Armed Conflicts: Is It Time to Topple Tadić?

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Oct 13th, 2016

Is the United States Already in an “International Armed Conflict” with Syria?

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Oct 11th, 2016

Whose Armed Conflict? Which Law of Armed Conflict?

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Oct 4th, 2016

Would Arming Anti-Assad Rebels Trigger an “International Armed Conflict”—and War Crimes Prosecutions?

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Sep 30th, 2016

Two U.S. Positions on the Duty to Ensure Respect for the Geneva Conventions

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Sep 26th, 2016

The Updated First Geneva Convention Commentary, DOD’s Law of War Manual, and a More Perfect Law of War, Part I

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Jul 5th, 2016

The State Department Adviser Signals a Middle Road on Common Article 1

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Apr 12th, 2016

Convicting Individuals Isn’t Enough Accountability for Mass Violations of International Law

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Apr 1st, 2016

The Special Rapporteur on Torture’s Report on Extraterritoriality Speaks to Migrant Crisis

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Oct 7th, 2015

When Do Countries Have to Investigate War Crimes?

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Sep 14th, 2015

Armed Opposition Groups’ Courts: Challenging the Lawfulness of Detentions in Light of the Serdar Mohammed Appeals Judgment

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Sep 2nd, 2015

The US Must Ensure Umm Sayyaf Is Not Subjected to Human Rights Abuses

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Jul 9th, 2015

The Defense Department Stands Alone on Target Selection

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Jun 29th, 2015

Casualties and Polls: Some Observations

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May 26th, 2015

Medical Repatriation of Aging Guantanamo Detainees: The case of Al-Adahi

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Aug 12th, 2014

Force Feeding at Guantanamo and Judge Gladys Kessler

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May 29th, 2014

Palestine, the Vatican and Accession to International Treaties: Some Ancillary Thoughts

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Apr 11th, 2014

States, Almost States, Non-State Actors and the Geneva Conventions: Palestinian President Abbas’s attempt to join the Club

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Apr 2nd, 2014

The Continuing Importance of a Low Threshold for LOAC Application in International Armed Conflict

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Mar 19th, 2014

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