The status quo cannot continue in Gaza. Famine is imminent. I joined 50 NGO leaders to call on President Biden to use all leverage, including security assistance, to secure a series of steps that would help address this humanitarian catastrophe: rescue.org/press-release/…

Before and after the initial Wednesday midnight deadline for negotiations between admin and student organizers, I reported live on the ground at Columbia University’s encampment for CNN and CNN International.

Now, the 48-hour extension on the deadline is set to expire tonight.

I am co-organising an interdisciplinary conference on global tax justice (May 27-28, in Zurich). The full programme is available here: collegium.ethz.ch/events/fellow-… Join us :-)

Call for Papers - Workshop I am organising with Gerry Simpson at LSE Law School. Come think with us about the politics of invoking international law during times of crisis? How do we make sure we don't reproduce structures of oppression in our struggles for justice? Please share!

Your theory about how it’s really antisemitism/Russia/CCP/Qatar/? driving the protests is interesting but no really they just want the Gaza massacre to end.

While Netanyahu compares students on campuses like Pitt—including Jewish students— protesting peacefully against genocide to Nazis & attempts to define the limits of our free speech & assembly, it's worth noting that there are no universities left in Gaza from Israeli & US bombs.

south-south trade frictions an under-appreciated problem in #WTO .

One of the weirdest things about contemporary liberal so-called democracies is all the moralising one has to put up with when criminal political decisions are justified. War, migration, campus repression, you name it. As if they think we're all idiots, who can't spot propaganda.

When foreign countries we don't like do even 1/4 of this to protesters the democracy promotion set calls them brutal authoritarian regimes and valorizes the activists as brave dissidents. Americans need to understand that what is happening at home is worse x.com/RobertMackey/s…

I am pleased to be among the signatories of this letter.

This is a picture of failure.

Really going to incredible lengths to avoid having alums and donors hear the law school valedictorian say 'Free Palestine' or whatever

History is not going to be kind to the university admins cracking down on student demonstrators.

Letter to NYU President Linda Mills from a number of NYU law faculty in response to arrest of student and faculty demonstrators. drive.google.com/file/d/17Babx2…

Thrilled to have signed a contract with Oxford University Press (OUP Law) for my monograph, Consensus in International Law: Critical History, Queer Reimaginings! Exciting times ahead 🎉🎉

Just getting around to reading this by Jamie Martin. Great book on how what we call today global governance was invented in the interwar period, and not necessarily for good reasons. amazon.com/Meddlers-Sover…

Several here, like Reps. Lawler and D’Esposito, are vulnerable NY Republicans in tight seats.

They have played a key role drumming up pressure to crack down on students and asymmetrically police Palestinian human rights speech.

Those campus hearings? GOP-led. They need to lose.

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“Laws of the school?”
That’s not a thing.

The inaccuracy of what constitutes a law in your statement is highly concerning, considering it is law enforcement putting their hands on kids.

NYPD promised to not call counterterror SRG units on protests.

It’s time to keep your word.

.León Castellanos Jankiewicz