Accountability

Time to Dust Off the War Crimes Act?–for an American ex-soldier now in command of UAE forces

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May 9th, 2018

The Int’l Criminal Court’s Case against the United States in Afghanistan: How it happened and what the future holds

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Nov 13th, 2017

The “Leahy Law” Prohibiting US Assistance to Human Rights Abusers: Pulling Back the Curtain

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Jun 27th, 2017

U.S. Secrecy and Transparency in the Use of Lethal Force

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Jun 13th, 2017

Protecting Civilians through Wartime Investigations: Applying the 2016 Minnesota Protocol When it Matters Most

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May 25th, 2017

U.S. Military Justice and “Operational Mishaps”: A Primer

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Apr 24th, 2017

San Francisco Sets an Example of How to Resist Surveillance in Trump Era

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Mar 27th, 2017

The General Assembly & Accountability for International Crimes

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Feb 27th, 2017

Whistleblower Reinstated in Job in Test Case for NSA and Intelligence Community  

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Feb 24th, 2017

Russia Maintains Objection to General Assembly’s Mechanism for Syria

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Feb 24th, 2017

New Case Proves Intelligence Community Whistleblowers Have Protections

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Feb 23rd, 2017

Draft EO on Detention and Interrogation: Update And Additional Concerns

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Jan 26th, 2017

Trump’s First Drone Strikes: How to Measure His Approach to Transparency and Accountability

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Jan 24th, 2017

Why the Cartwright Pardon is More Important Than the Manning Commutation

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Jan 17th, 2017

The UN General Assembly’s Historic Resolution on Accountability for Syria: What It Means and What Are Its Limits

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Dec 22nd, 2016

Who is Responsible for the Yemen Funeral Bombing, and How?

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Oct 26th, 2016

How We Read a NYT Story on UN Responsibility for Peacekeepers’ Misconduct

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Oct 25th, 2016

If US and UK Have Joined the Fighting in Yemen, What’s Their Duty to Investigate Alleged Saudi War Crimes?

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Oct 20th, 2016

Full Text: Saudi-Led Coalition’s Statement of Explanation on Funeral Hall Bombing in Yemen

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Oct 15th, 2016

International Justice Day Round-Up II: Bemba, the Crime of Aggression, and More Justice for Chile

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Jul 19th, 2016

A Return to Torture? Unlikely

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Jun 3rd, 2016

Why Accountability for Iraq’s Militias Matters

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May 27th, 2016

A Small, If Uncertain, Step Towards Accountability: De Sousa and the Abu Omar Abduction

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May 5th, 2016

Iraq and Syria: Prospects for Accountability

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Feb 22nd, 2016

Amid Calls for UN Investigation Into Kunduz Strike, US Senator Suggests that the UN Does Not Investigate Taliban Abuses. He’s Wrong.

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Oct 6th, 2015

Precision Weapons, Mistakes, and the Need for Transparency

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Oct 5th, 2015

The Dark Side of Peace Enforcement: Sexual Exploitation in CAR

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Aug 14th, 2015

“New Torture Files”: Declassified Memos Detail Roles of Bush White House and DOJ Officials Who Conspired to Approve Torture

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Mar 2nd, 2015

One Way Sri Lanka Can Shield its ex-Defense Secretary from a U.S. Criminal Prosecution

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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

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Jan 23rd, 2015

How the U.S. Can Help Sri Lanka Turn the Corner—with a targeted war crimes prosecution

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Jan 20th, 2015

A Precedent for Post-Strike Investigations for Civilian Casualties in War

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Jan 6th, 2015

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