Human Rights
The “Leahy Law” Prohibiting US Assistance to Human Rights Abusers: Pulling Back the Curtain
Jun 27th, 2017
Tillerson’s Degradation of Human Rights Mustn’t–and Can’t Yet–be Executive Branch Policy
May 22nd, 2017
Civil Liberties and Human Rights Groups Urge Ambassadors on the UN Security Council to Support Yemeni Civil Society
May 10th, 2017
Canary in the Coal Mine: Trump Administration Undermines a Global Anti-Corruption Initiative
Apr 13th, 2017
US Cites Ongoing Litigation as Reason for Not Attending Human Rights Hearing on Travel Ban
Mar 21st, 2017
Some Realities Behind the Application for Revision Concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia
Mar 10th, 2017
The Draft Order on Multilateral Treaties and the Trump Administration’s Failure to Understand the Human Rights of National Security
Feb 16th, 2017
The UK Supreme Court’s Landmark Judgment Belhaj v. Straw: A View From the United States
Jan 19th, 2017
Press Freedom and Africa’s Regional Courts: A Positive Model for Transparency and Accountability
Dec 22nd, 2016
Category Mistake: There Is No Jus ad Bellum for Use of Force Against Non-State Actors
Dec 13th, 2016
Human Rights Law is the Legal Basis for Use of Force Against Non-State Armed Groups—But What Follows?
Dec 9th, 2016
Accountability for States’ Assisting Other States’ Wrongful Acts: The Superior Effectiveness of Human Rights Norms
Nov 16th, 2016
The Right to Life as the Jus ad Bellum of Non-International Armed Conflict (A Reply to Lieblich)
Oct 27th, 2016