I. Surveillance, Privacy, & Technology
- Beth Van Schaack, Results of High Commissioner’s Data Call Available Online (Friday, Apr. 18)
- Thomas Earnest, New Editors’ Picks Reading List: IHRL on Privacy and Surveillance (Thursday, Apr. 17)
- Jennifer Granick, Fourth Circuit Upholds Contempt Against Lavabit, Doesn’t Decide Gov’t Access to Encryption Keys (Wednesday, Apr. 16)
II. Detention, Trial, & Treatment
- Thomas Earnest, In al Nashiri, Judge Pohl orders disclosure of details of CIA’s “black sites” to the defense (Thursday, Apr. 17)
III. Congress and National Security Legislation
- Marty Lederman, The reorganization of Title 50 (and a note about Congress having exempted “intelligence activities” from statutes implementing treaties) (Tuesday, Apr. 15)
- Letters to the Editor, Letter to the Editor from former U.S. Army JAG replying to Ryan Goodman on recent amends legislation (Wednesday, Apr. 16)
- Ryan Goodman, New Statute Provides Amends to Foreign Civilians Killed by the United States – but only if they’re “friendly” (Monday, Apr. 14)
IV. Targeted Killing & Drones
- Ryan Goodman, New study may explode some myths about drones (and may create new ones) (Tuesday, Apr. 15)
V. Foreign Law (and denaturalization)
- Shaheed Fatima, Statelessness knocked on the head: House of Lords’ defeat for the UK Government’s citizenship-stripping proposal (Friday. Apr. 18)
VI. Syria
- Ryan Goodman, Weak Tea: Seymour Hersh Elaborates His Views on Why to Trust Russian Spies (Thursday, Apr. 17)
VII. Ukraine
- Ryan Goodman, Ukraine accepts ICC Jurisdiction but stops short, way short (Thursday, Apr. 17)
- Ryan Goodman, José Alvarez: Ukraine’s Request for UN Peacekeepers Does Not Require Security Council (Russian) Approval (Wednesday, Apr. 16)
VIII. International Criminal Court
- Alex Whiting, Guest Post: Trial Chamber Finds Power to Compel Witnesses is an “Implied Power” of the ICC (Thursday, Apr. 17)
- (See also Ukraine VII above:)