An "IEEPA-Free Zone" for TikTok and other Chinese Mobile Applications?
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Science and Technology
The Schrems II Decision: Mission Impossible? Implications of the Schrems II Decision for International Trade, National Security, and Privacy Rights
The Future of Data Retention Regimes and National Security in the EU after the Quadrature Du Net and Privacy International Judgments
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Election Security and Cyber Threats
This session features remarks from U.S. National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien and former Coordinator for Cyber Issues at the U.S. Department of State Christopher Painter. They share their thoughts and insights on the role of cyber security in the upcoming 2020 U.S. Presidential Election and the threats potentially facing the United States as it heads to an historic election.
Cyber Threats and Election Interference
This session will consider the legal and security implications of foreign interference in the U.S. elections, and will examine the 2020 U.S. presidential candidates' policies and perspectives.
Episode 24: Social Media, Freedom of Expression, and Elections
Transformation of Dispute Resolution in Africa
We Only Spy on Foreigners
The Liberty to Spy
Cyber Operations under International Humanitarian Law: Perspectives from the ICRC
Cyberspace is so omnipresent that it can seem banal, but it is also a target-rich environment from a military perspective, with modern armies deeply reliant on digital infrastructure. From the perspective of international humanitarian law (or IHL, also known as the law of armed conflict), this raises the question of what cyber operators may and may not attack during armed conflicts, what even constitutes an "attack" under IHL in cyberspace, and what the reverberating effects of those attacks could be on civilians.
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