International Law

Unwilling or Unable: A Roundup of Just Security’s Debate on the Legality of Airstrikes Inside Syria

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Sep 23rd, 2014

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

The Extraterritoriality of Human Rights Obligations

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Mar 4th, 2014

The Political Support and Divisions Behind the European Parliament Resolution on Drones

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Feb 28th, 2014

The al Iraqi Case and the Future of Military Commissions

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Feb 15th, 2014

The Missing Moral Conscience of U.S. Foreign Policy: Where is the State Department’s Legal Adviser? [Updated]

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Dec 17th, 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

“This One Goes To Eleven”: The ICC and the Security Council

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Dec 9th, 2013

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

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Nov 26th, 2013

The New US “Red Line” – No Privacy Rights For Foreigners

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Nov 21st, 2013

Major New Step Forward For International Debate on Autonomous Weapons Systems

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Nov 15th, 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

More on the Rights of Others – Ben Wittes’ Failure of Imagination

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Nov 12th, 2013

Report to the General Assembly on Armed Drones and the Right to Life (or drones should follow the law, not the other way around)

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Oct 31st, 2013

We Are All Foreigners: NSA Spying and the Rights of Others

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Oct 29th, 2013

IHL, Transparency, and the Heyns’ UN Drones Report

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Oct 23rd, 2013

Scientists from 37 Countries Call for Ban on Autonomous Lethal Targeting

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Oct 16th, 2013

The President’s May 23d NDU Speech in Action: The Broader Significance of the al-Liby and Ikrima Operations [UPDATED Oct. 15]

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Oct 15th, 2013

The Al-Libi Case Is a Step Forward, Even if Not (Yet) A Paradigm Shift

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Oct 15th, 2013

Why the US Failure to Support an ICC Referral for Syria does not Protect Israel (or American Interests)

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Oct 14th, 2013

Reviving Opinio Juris and Law of Armed Conflict Pluralism

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Oct 10th, 2013

Syria and the Law of Humanitarian Intervention (Part III – A Reply)

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Oct 10th, 2013

Maj. Kurt M. Sanger, Letter to the Editor: Response to Harold Koh’s Just Security post of Oct 2, 2013

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Oct 9th, 2013

Al-Liby: “Rendition to Justice” under Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

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Oct 8th, 2013

Al-Liby: Male Captus, Bene Detentus?

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Oct 7th, 2013

Harold Koh’s Case for Humanitarian Intervention

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Oct 7th, 2013

Syria and the Law of Humanitarian Intervention (Part II: International Law and the Way Forward)

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Oct 2nd, 2013

Debate (Round 2): A Reply to Rona and Corn

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Oct 1st, 2013

Debate (Round 2): A Reply to Rona and Jinks

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Oct 1st, 2013

Debate (Round 2): A Reply to Corn and Jinks

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Oct 1st, 2013

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