HRC's Tech, Law, and Policy Director Lindsay Freeman authored the op-ed "Russian Cyberattacks Need an International Criminal Court Response" in the Center for European Policy Analysis. "We should not wait for a catastrophic cyber event with severe human casualties before we act," Freeman wrote. "War crimes prosecutors should innovate and push for legal evolution to address the new character of war."...
Listen to the new California Sun podcast featuring HRC's Alexa Koenig speaking about the use of OSINT investigations to strengthen accountability and justice for atrocity crimes, the opportunities and...
On June 15th, HRC's Tech, Law, and Policy director Lindsay Freeman was featured on "The International Law of Data Protection and the Responsibilities of International Courts and Organizations," a panel organized by the American...
How can lawyers and journalists work with one another in the war and atrocity crimes space, and as a check on each other's contexts? Alexa Koenig spoke with Nishat Ahmed of Women Reporting Conflict about what it means for these powerful voices to intersect, and the challenges & opportunities that intersection presents. Listen to the full podcast here.
2020 China is using Uighur Labor to Produce Face Masksby Muyi Xiao, Haley Willis, Christoph Koettl, Natalie Reneau, and Drew Jordanof the New York Times, with contributions from the HRC Investigation Lab's Stephanie Croft, John Ortilla, Sang-Min Kim, and Danil Cuffe in the New York Times....
