Yemen
Six Reasons Why the US and Other States Should Support an Independent, International Inquiry on Yemen
Sep 26th, 2017
Letter to the Editor: There Is Much More to a Civilian Casualty Investigation than Eyewitness Accounts
Jul 17th, 2017
US-UAE Partnership and Alleged Torture: Recommended Next Steps for the Administration and Congress
Jul 5th, 2017
The “Leahy Law” Prohibiting US Assistance to Human Rights Abusers: Pulling Back the Curtain
Jun 27th, 2017
The Potential Legal Implications for the U.S. in the AP’s Disturbing UAE Torture Scoop
Jun 22nd, 2017
Defense Industry Campaign Contributions Threaten to Influence Senate Vote on Saudi Arms Deal
Jun 5th, 2017
The UAE’s Military and Naval Reliance on Eritrea Makes the War in Yemen Even Riskier for the U.S.
May 31st, 2017
When is a Mercenary (Not) a Mercenary? The Case of Foreign Fighters in the UAE’s Military
May 18th, 2017
Hundreds of foreigners are fighting for UAE in Yemen—How war crimes trials may deter them
May 16th, 2017
Civil Liberties and Human Rights Groups Urge Ambassadors on the UN Security Council to Support Yemeni Civil Society
May 10th, 2017
US Seeks New Assurances from Saudis on Civilian Casualties—but is that even possible?
Apr 21st, 2017
Former Deputy Assist Sec of Defense: “Glaring” “deficiencies” in Saudi Air Force responsible for civilian casualties in Yemen
Apr 17th, 2017