Book Review: Righting Wrongs: Three Decades on the Front Lines Battling Abusive Governments
Professor Gerald M Steinberg reviews Ken Roth's book on his time at Human Rights Watch.
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Professor Gerald M Steinberg reviews Ken Roth's book on his time at Human Rights Watch.
Professor Gerald M Steinberg analyzes the systematic omission of Hamas’ massive underground terror infrastructure in the 2024 Human Rights Watch Gaza report.
Barrister Joshua Kern and Legal Advisor Anne Herzberg addresses the announcement of the ICC to issue "additional safeguards."
Anne Herzberg discusses the legal imperative to open investigations regarding the presence of hostages at Gaza’s medical facilities, and whether those who assisted in or were aware of this presence bear responsibility for international crimes associated with the taking of hostages on the basis of aiding and abetting such crimes, through facilitating such acts, and/or by withholding information regarding the presence and status of hostages.
Professor Gerald M Steinberg examines how UN agencies, government aid programs and NGOs have consistently and willfully aided and abetted Hamas as it built its vast terror infrastructure in the Gaza Strip
Professor Gerald M Steinberg reviews John Dugard, Michael Lynk, and Richard Falk's book on human rights in Israel.
Professor Gerald M Steinberg analyzes how NGOs play a central role in BDS campaigns against Israel.
Professor Gerald M Steinberg examines the Israeli government's response to different forms of economic warfare, boycotts, and delegitimization.
Professor Gerald M Steinberg examines the German left's process of composing and marketing the the Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism (JDA), with the objective of weakening or replacing the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s 2016 Working Definition of Antisemitism.