International and Foreign

Challenges New Weapons and Humanitarian Assistance Present for International Law

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Nov 20th, 2015

France Maps out Its War Against the Islamic State

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Nov 19th, 2015

Foreign Fighters, Mercenaries, and Private Military Companies Under International Law

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Nov 18th, 2015

International Law, Targeting, and Detention in the Age of International Terrorism

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Nov 16th, 2015

11/13/15

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Nov 16th, 2015

The UN’s New “Code of Conduct” for Acting in the Face of Mass Atrocities

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Nov 13th, 2015

Belhaj v. Straw: UK Supreme Court Hearing Case on UK Complicity in US Rendition and Torture

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Nov 13th, 2015

The Start, End, and Territorial Scope of Armed Conflict

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Nov 11th, 2015

A Return to Authoritarianism in Egypt

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Nov 10th, 2015

The Mavi Marmara Appeal: The ICC Prosecutor Wins by Losing

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Nov 9th, 2015

The Supreme Court’s Foreign “Friends”

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Nov 3rd, 2015

The Investigation Into the Islamic State and Chemical Weapons

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Oct 27th, 2015

Kunduz Update

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Oct 26th, 2015

Safe Harbor and Reforming Section 702

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Oct 22nd, 2015

The World Doesn’t Need a “Snowden Treaty”

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Oct 21st, 2015

The UN Security Council’s New Resolution on Women, Peace, and Security

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Oct 15th, 2015

The Significant Firsts of an ICC Investigation in Georgia

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Oct 14th, 2015

Mass Surveillance and the Right to Privacy: Adding Nuance to the Schrems Case

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Oct 13th, 2015

The False Choice of Opposing Torture or Endless War: A Response to Samuel Moyn

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Oct 13th, 2015

When Sorry Is Not Enough (or Makes Things Worse)

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Oct 12th, 2015

Toward a History of Clean and Endless War

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Oct 9th, 2015

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

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Oct 7th, 2015

Adding Some Nuance on the European Court’s Safe Harbor Decision

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Oct 7th, 2015

New California Human Rights Legislation

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Oct 6th, 2015

Was the Kunduz Strike a War Crime?

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Oct 5th, 2015

Letter to the Editor: To Combat Extremism, We Will Need More Than Words

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Oct 2nd, 2015

The UN Human Rights Council Supports Yemen’s “National Inquiry,” but Is It a Whitewash in the Making?

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Oct 2nd, 2015

Rest Easy Professeurs de Trahison, You Are Not Targetable Under LOAC

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Oct 1st, 2015

The Canary in the Coal Mine: Women and Reservations to Post-2015 Development Agenda

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Sep 30th, 2015

The First Case for the ICC Prosecutor: Attacks on Cultural Heritage

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Sep 29th, 2015

A Short (Yet Still Forlorn) Reply in the Taliban Sources Project Debate

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Sep 28th, 2015

The US-China Cyber Agreement: What’s In and What’s Out

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Sep 28th, 2015

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