NBC is Taking on the ICC (The Mantle)
This summer, the International Criminal Court makes its way to prime time television. The new show Crossing Lines comes from the writer and executive producer of both Criminal Minds…
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North Korea Round-Up
North Korea continues to keep itself in the headlines, so I thought I'd put together a collection of posts I've written on the country throughout…
A New Chapter in Cooperation with the ICC?
It has been over 12 years since President Bill Clinton hesitantly signed the Rome Statute, almost 11 years since President George W. Bush nullified his signature,…
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How Do You Solve a Problem Like North Korea? (The Mantle)
As I write this post, North Korea has declared martial law in preparation for nuclear testing. My cynical side wonders when the people of North…
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Beyond Benghazi: The Case for Susan Rice (The Mantle)
While no official announcement has been made as of yet, it has become clear that U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice is likely to be President Obama's…
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Debating the Real Issues: Human Rights and the Presidential Campaign (The Mantle)
Whilst we all watched perhaps the most pointless debate in presidential history last week, I found myself wondering whether there will actually be any real…
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Our Ongoing Quest for Justice (The Mantle)
An eerie feeling washed over me as I began the audio-guided tour of Choeung Ek, known by most of the world simply as The Killing Fields. There…
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#SudanRevolts: A Young Journalist’s Perspective (The Mantle)
Known on Twitter simply by the hashtag #SudanRevolts, the protests that erupted in Khartoum nearly a month ago now do not seem to be fading.…
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Our Complacency With Impunity (The Mantle)
In the midst of the referendum on independence in Sudan in early 2011, there was great concern that the situation would deteriorate into a full-blown civil war.…
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In South Korea, All Roads Lead to Yeosu (New York Times)
I didn't write this one, but thought I would share it with you since it is officially the first time my name has appeared in…
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