Accountability
The Int’l Criminal Court’s Case against the United States in Afghanistan: How it happened and what the future holds
Nov 13th, 2017
The “Leahy Law” Prohibiting US Assistance to Human Rights Abusers: Pulling Back the Curtain
Jun 27th, 2017
Protecting Civilians through Wartime Investigations: Applying the 2016 Minnesota Protocol When it Matters Most
May 25th, 2017
Trump’s First Drone Strikes: How to Measure His Approach to Transparency and Accountability
Jan 24th, 2017
The UN General Assembly’s Historic Resolution on Accountability for Syria: What It Means and What Are Its Limits
Dec 22nd, 2016
If US and UK Have Joined the Fighting in Yemen, What’s Their Duty to Investigate Alleged Saudi War Crimes?
Oct 20th, 2016
Full Text: Saudi-Led Coalition’s Statement of Explanation on Funeral Hall Bombing in Yemen
Oct 15th, 2016
International Justice Day Round-Up II: Bemba, the Crime of Aggression, and More Justice for Chile
Jul 19th, 2016
A Small, If Uncertain, Step Towards Accountability: De Sousa and the Abu Omar Abduction
May 5th, 2016
Amid Calls for UN Investigation Into Kunduz Strike, US Senator Suggests that the UN Does Not Investigate Taliban Abuses. He’s Wrong.
Oct 6th, 2015
“New Torture Files”: Declassified Memos Detail Roles of Bush White House and DOJ Officials Who Conspired to Approve Torture
Mar 2nd, 2015
One Way Sri Lanka Can Shield its ex-Defense Secretary from a U.S. Criminal Prosecution
Jan 28th, 2015
The Gov’t of Sri Lanka Responds to my NYT Op-Ed on U.S. War Crimes Probe of ex-Defense Secretary
Jan 23rd, 2015