Human Rights

The United States’ Long (and Proud) Tradition in Support of the Extraterritorial Application of International Human Rights Law

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Mar 10th, 2014

Koh on Non-Refoulement

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Mar 10th, 2014

Letter to the Editor from Former Member of the Human Rights Committee, Martin Scheinin

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Mar 10th, 2014

Harold Koh’s Legal Opinions on the US Position on the Extraterritorial Application of Human Rights Treaties

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Mar 7th, 2014

Extraterritorial Surveillance Under the ICCPR . . . The Treaty Allows It!

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Mar 7th, 2014

It’s a Serious Mistake for the US Government To Maintain It Need Not Follow Human Rights Law Beyond US Borders

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Mar 7th, 2014

Forum on the Extraterritorial Application of Human Rights Treaties: Analyzing the State Department Memos

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Mar 7th, 2014

Key Findings in New UN Special Rapporteur Report on Drones

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Mar 4th, 2014

The State Department Human Rights Reports and National Security

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Mar 3rd, 2014

RightsCon, March 3-5, San Francisco

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Feb 26th, 2014

Disturbing Findings of the North Korea Commission of Inquiry

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Feb 21st, 2014

Yemen Immunity in Jeopardy?

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Jan 20th, 2014

Trials in Absentia Under International, Domestic and Lebanese Law

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Jan 18th, 2014

More Breaking News: Adjournment Sought for the Kenyatta Proceedings

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Dec 19th, 2013

The Parallels Between South African and U.S. Law On Universal Jurisdiction

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Dec 16th, 2013

The Unexceptional Nature of the South African Universal Jurisdiction Law

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Dec 12th, 2013

Preview — Hassan v. UK

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Dec 10th, 2013

Is the Draft UN Resolution on the Right to Privacy a Trojan Horse for Libertarians?

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Dec 4th, 2013

Remarks on the Holy See’s Statement on Weaponized Drones

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Dec 3rd, 2013

Introduction to the Holy See’s Statement on Weaponized Drones

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Dec 3rd, 2013

Did the UN General Assembly Let the US Entirely Off the Hook on the Right to Privacy?

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Dec 2nd, 2013

U.S. Intervention at the ICC Assembly of States Parties

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Nov 26th, 2013

Anonymous US Officials Admit CIA Accidentally Killed a Yemeni Child in a Drone Strike

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Nov 18th, 2013

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

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Nov 15th, 2013

Creative Ambiguity – International Law’s Distant Relationship with Peacetime Spying

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Nov 14th, 2013

African Commission Emerges as New Forum in Quest for Justice for Rendition Victims

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Nov 2nd, 2013

International Humanitarian Law v. International Human Rights

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Oct 30th, 2013

Human Rights Groups Release Investigation Reports into US Targeted Killings: A Guide to the Issues

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Oct 22nd, 2013

Five Questions We Should All Be Asking About the NSA and the US Targeted Killing Program

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Oct 18th, 2013

UN Drone Strike Inquiry: Summary of the New Interim Report

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Oct 17th, 2013

United States Report to the UN Human Rights Committee: Lex Specialis and Extraterritoriality

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Oct 16th, 2013

New UN Report Released; Addresses Legal Controversies in Drone Use

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Oct 15th, 2013

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