Detention

NDAA Followup: Outcome on Amendments a Mixed Bag

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May 22nd, 2014

5 Key NDAA Amendments to Watch For

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May 21st, 2014

The Limits of the Logic that the Power to Kill includes the Power to Detain

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May 16th, 2014

Serdar Mohammed: A View onto U.S. Detentions

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May 15th, 2014

Assessing Serdar Mohammed through the Prism of Derogation and Detention

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May 13th, 2014

Preview:  Lithuania to Face Questioning by UN Committee against Torture about “Black Sites”

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May 9th, 2014

Interrogation-Based Detentions and the Law of Armed Conflict: What Mohammed v. Ministry of Defense Didn’t Have to Say

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May 7th, 2014

Does IHL Need Human Rights Law?: The Curious Case of NIAC Detention

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May 5th, 2014

Does IHL Authorize Detention in NIACs?

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May 5th, 2014

Mini Forum on UK High Court Ruling British Forces Lack Detention Authority in Afghanistan

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May 5th, 2014

Realpolitik and Closing Guantánamo: A Response to Deborah Pearlstein

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Apr 24th, 2014

State of play of the SSCI report on the CIA interrogation program: the relationship between declassification and disclosure

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Apr 10th, 2014

Miranda: Blame Parliament Before Blaming the Courts

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Feb 24th, 2014

More Executive-Minded than the Executive

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Feb 21st, 2014

Do “Extrajudicial Releases” of Afghan Detainees Violate International Law?: The Missing Legal Arguments

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Feb 13th, 2014

The True Significance of Judge Tatel’s Opinion in the Force-Feeding Appeal

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Feb 11th, 2014

A Reply to Gabor Rona on “Extrajudicial Release” in Afghanistan

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Feb 5th, 2014

Extrajudicial Release: A New Rule-of-Law Problem?

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Jan 29th, 2014

First “Public” PRB Hearing Raises More Questions Than it Answers

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Jan 28th, 2014

Quasi-public Guantanamo Detainee Hearings Start Tomorrow

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Jan 27th, 2014

A $15 Million Dollar Torture Partnership

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Jan 24th, 2014

An Inauspicious Anniversary: It’s Time to Release the Report of the Special Interagency Task Force on Interrogations and Transfer Policies

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Jan 23rd, 2014

Helpful Resource from the Dept of Defense: Periodic Review Board Website

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Jan 6th, 2014

Two Quick Reflections on Why al Maqaleh III Matters

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Dec 24th, 2013

Senate Passes the NDAA

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Dec 19th, 2013

Updates from Today’s 9/11 Case Hearings Before the Military Commission

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Dec 18th, 2013

International Human Rights Law and Preventive (Security) Detention: A European Exceptionalism?

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Dec 12th, 2013

Progress on the 2014 NDAA — A Guantanamo Victory

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Dec 10th, 2013

Preview — Hassan v. UK

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Dec 10th, 2013

Decision Time: Key Issues in the U.S.-Afghan Bilateral Security Agreement

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Nov 23rd, 2013

Letter from Human Rights and Civil Liberties Groups Supporting Gitmo Provisions of NDAA

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Nov 17th, 2013

Preventive Detention and Human Rights Law: A Way Out of Bagram or Another Dead End?

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Nov 15th, 2013

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