International and Foreign

Recklessness, War Crimes, and the Kunduz Hospital Bombing

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May 2nd, 2016

US Government Concludes no “War Crimes” in Kunduz Strike, But Fails to Explain Why

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Apr 29th, 2016

Yes, Russia’s Antics in the Baltic Sea Violate “International Rules”

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Apr 26th, 2016

Would JASTA Violate International Law?

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Apr 26th, 2016

We Need to Know More About the US’s Role in Yemen

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Apr 22nd, 2016

The International Discussion Continues: 2016 CCW Experts Meeting on Lethal Autonomous Weapons

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Apr 20th, 2016

Female Suicide Bombers: Somethings Old and Somethings New

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Apr 18th, 2016

The 9/11 Civil Litigation and the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA)

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Apr 18th, 2016

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

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Apr 12th, 2016

Are all “members” of ISIL targetable?

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Apr 9th, 2016

International Law à la Carte: Brian Egan’s Jus ad Bellum Doctrine

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Apr 8th, 2016

The Human Rights Risks of Countering Violent Extremism Programs

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Apr 7th, 2016

Readers’ Guide on Recent Developments in International Criminal Law

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Apr 6th, 2016

A brief response to Gabor Rona on the use of force by non-military personnel

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Apr 5th, 2016

When Considering CIA Targeted Killings, Don’t Forget International Law!

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Apr 5th, 2016

[UPDATED–Now with VIDEO] ASIL Speech by State Legal Adviser Egan on international law and the use of force against ISIL

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Apr 4th, 2016

Developing a Practice Around Guilty Pleas at the ICC

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Apr 4th, 2016

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

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Apr 1st, 2016

US Foreign Assistance Fails to Support the Reproductive Health Needs of Genocide Victims

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Mar 31st, 2016

The Law of War Manual Debate Goes to ASIL

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Mar 31st, 2016

Sexual Violence and Commanders’ Responsibilities During Conflict

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Mar 30th, 2016

The Bemba Conviction at the ICC: Lessons for the Future

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Mar 30th, 2016

Contempt Charges and the International Criminal Tribunals

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Mar 29th, 2016

The Many Significances of the Karadžić Conviction

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Mar 28th, 2016

Update on the “Snooper’s Charter”

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Mar 28th, 2016

Yes, We Can Lawfully Target Islamic State Trainees Preparing to Conduct Terrorist Attacks in Europe and Elsewhere

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Mar 25th, 2016

Digital Disruption of Human Rights

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Mar 25th, 2016

Deterrence by Indictment?

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Mar 24th, 2016

Frank and Candid Conversations About Human Rights in Cuba

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Mar 22nd, 2016

Trump and Torture

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Mar 21st, 2016

Upcoming International Criminal Law Trifecta

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Mar 21st, 2016

Update from the European Frontlines: The Battle for Belgium

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Mar 18th, 2016

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