International Law

The Defense Department Stands Alone on Target Selection

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Jun 29th, 2015

Human Shields and the DOD Law of War Manual: Can’t We Improve the Debate?

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Jun 25th, 2015

The Defense Department’s Indefensible Position on Killing Human Shields

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Jun 22nd, 2015

Questions That Should be Asked About Seal Team 6 and the Laws of War

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Jun 22nd, 2015

The OPM Hack and the New DOD Law of War Manual

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Jun 17th, 2015

What Rights Does International Law Afford Umm Sayyaf?

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Jun 15th, 2015

Guest Post: Is There an International Duty to Use More Accurate Weapons?

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Jun 2nd, 2015

A Veteran’s Perspective on “Killer Robots”

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May 28th, 2015

US Drone Killings of Western Aid Workers Highlight Problems of Nebulous War

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Apr 27th, 2015

Rebooting DOD’s Cyber Strategy

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Apr 27th, 2015

A Legal and Operational Assessment of Israel’s Targeting Practices

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Apr 24th, 2015

Defeating ISIS in Iraq: We Cannot Fight Evil With Evil

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Apr 13th, 2015

European Legal (In)Action and the Ukraine Crisis

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Apr 10th, 2015

Guest Post: To Ban New Weapons or Regulate Their Use?

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Apr 3rd, 2015

Killing With Military Equipment Disguised as Civilian Objects is Perfidy, Part II

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Mar 23rd, 2015

Why Teaching International Law in American Universities Matters

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Mar 6th, 2015

Video: UN Expert Pablo de Greiff on Holding US Officials Responsible for Torture

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Mar 5th, 2015

International Cyber Governance: Engagement Without Agreement?

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Feb 2nd, 2015

How to Interpret the UN Human Rights Committee’s Comment on National Security Detentions: State Party Submissions

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Jan 21st, 2015

Palestine’s Two Cards: A Commitment to Legality and an Invitation to Stop Crimes

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Jan 12th, 2015

Palestine and the ICC — Some Legal Questions

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Jan 2nd, 2015

The Sony Hack: Norms and North Korea

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Dec 20th, 2014

Cyber Attribution Problems—Not Just Who, but What

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Dec 11th, 2014

The US Needs a New International Strategy for Cyberspace

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Nov 24th, 2014

Takeaways from the House Intelligence Committee Cybersecurity Hearing

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Nov 21st, 2014

UN HRC’s General Comment 35 on the Right To Liberty and Security: A Missed Opportunity?

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Nov 19th, 2014

America’s “Unequivocal Yes” to the Torture Ban

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Nov 18th, 2014

Does International Law Matter?

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Nov 3rd, 2014

UN Panel: Blackwater Convictions are the “Exception, not the Rule”

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Oct 29th, 2014

An Obligation to Prevent Rebel Groups from Committing Atrocities

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Oct 28th, 2014

International Agreements—and Disagreements—on Cybersecurity

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Oct 24th, 2014

Reflections on Hassan v UK: A Mixed Bag on the Right to Liberty (Part 1)

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Oct 10th, 2014

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