War Crimes
Official Immunity Under the Rome Statute: The Path From Principle to Practice Is Seldom Straight
Apr 10th, 2018
Using U.S. Courts to Promote Accountability for the 1990 Liberian Church Massacre and Beyond
Feb 26th, 2018
The United States Can – And Should – Prosecute the Killers of US Journalists and Aid Workers in Syria
Feb 14th, 2018
USG Statement on Int’l Criminal Court Probe into Alleged U.S. War Crimes is Missing Some Things
Dec 14th, 2017
The Internationalists Mini-Forum: Wars of Self-Defense, An Exception that Swallows the Rule
Nov 16th, 2017
Six Reasons Why the US and Other States Should Support an Independent, International Inquiry on Yemen
Sep 26th, 2017
Libya’s Haftar and Liability of Superiors: Ordering Offenses v. Responsibility for Omissions
Sep 20th, 2017
Federal Court: US Can Extradite Ex-El Salvador Official to Spain for Jesuits Massacre
Aug 23rd, 2017
US-UAE Partnership and Alleged Torture: Recommended Next Steps for the Administration and Congress
Jul 5th, 2017
The Potential Legal Implications for the U.S. in the AP’s Disturbing UAE Torture Scoop
Jun 22nd, 2017
The UAE’s Military and Naval Reliance on Eritrea Makes the War in Yemen Even Riskier for the U.S.
May 31st, 2017
Protecting Civilians through Wartime Investigations: Applying the 2016 Minnesota Protocol When it Matters Most
May 25th, 2017