Forum on law, rights, and security. Editorial Board includes former senior government officials, top civil society attorneys, and law professors. Based @nyulaw.A Forum on Law, Rights, and U.S. National Security

Core values

- The project brings global humanitarian perspectives to U.S. national security discourse, filling a gap in analysis by incorporating local experts and international human rights developments. This helps in shaping more informed and humane national security policies[1].
- It investigates the role of social media in promoting extremism and violence, such as the January 6th insurrection, and highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability from social media companies. This work contributes to understanding and mitigating threats to democracy[2].
- The project covers various topics related to human rights, international criminal law, and atrocity prevention, which are crucial for promoting global justice and protecting human rights[4].
- It also addresses issues related to surveillance, free speech, and privacy, ensuring that government actions do not infringe on constitutional rights and highlighting the need for meaningful standards and oversight[5].