Kunduz

Five Years On: Military Accountability and the Attack on the MSF Trauma Center in Kunduz

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Oct 3rd, 2020

A Tale of German Global Criminal Justice: A TWAIL Perspective on the Syrian Torture Trial

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Jun 30th, 2020

Condolence Payments for Civilian Casualties: Lessons for Applying the New NDAA

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Aug 28th, 2018

A Test Case for Guantánamo’s New Convening Authority

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Jun 28th, 2017

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

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Apr 24th, 2017

Letter to the Editor: Bombing Hospitals: Why Bad Actors—Not the Laws of War—Are to Blame

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Oct 21st, 2016

Military Attacks on “Hospitals Shields”: The Law Itself is Partly to Blame

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Oct 20th, 2016

Explainer: What Mental State is Required to Commit a War Crime?

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Sep 1st, 2016

The MSF Airstrike Report: Better on the Facts Than on the Law

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May 24th, 2016

Transparency, Review, and Relief: The Far-Reaching Implications of the Kunduz Report

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May 13th, 2016

What the Kunduz Report Gets Right (and Wrong)

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May 10th, 2016

Recklessness, War Crimes, and the Kunduz Hospital Bombing

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May 2nd, 2016

US Government Concludes no “War Crimes” in Kunduz Strike, But Fails to Explain Why

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Apr 29th, 2016

Why the US Should Cooperate With Investigations Into the Hospital Bombing

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Dec 23rd, 2015

Kunduz Update

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Oct 26th, 2015

When Sorry Is Not Enough (or Makes Things Worse)

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Oct 12th, 2015

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

Was the Kunduz Strike a War Crime?

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Oct 5th, 2015