Lex Specialis
Preliminary but Necessary: The Question of the Applicability of the Notion of Apartheid to Occupied Territory
Dec 2nd, 2021
Kunduz Airstrike Before European Court of Human Rights: Future of Jurisdiction and Duty to Investigate
Feb 26th, 2021
Targeted Killing of General Soleimani: Why the Laws of War Should Apply, and Why it Matters
Jan 13th, 2020
Report of the Independent UN Commission of Inquiry on Gaza Strip – An Initial Evaluation of a Problematic Report
Mar 7th, 2019
Addendum to My “Memo to the Human Rights Community” (on drone strikes outside of “hot battlefields”)
Oct 6th, 2017
Why the Laws of War Apply to Drone Strikes Outside “Areas of Active Hostilities” (A Memo to the Human Rights Community)
Oct 4th, 2017
Aggression, Armed Conflict, and the Right to Life: Does UN Human Rights Committee Get it Right?
Aug 11th, 2017
Human Rights Law is the Legal Basis for Use of Force Against Non-State Armed Groups—But What Follows?
Dec 9th, 2016
UK Government’s Response on Drone Strikes Policy Leaves British Parliament Wanting More
Oct 19th, 2016
U.N. Committee Criticizes U.S. Record on Torture, Praises U.S. on Extraterritorial Reach of Treaty
Nov 28th, 2014
Targeting Transparency: A Call for DoD to Automatically Release Investigations of Civilian Casualties in Armed Conflict
May 27th, 2014
Do “Extrajudicial Releases” of Afghan Detainees Violate International Law?: The Missing Legal Arguments
Feb 13th, 2014