"TSA workers brace for first full missed paycheck amid partial government shutdown”
WUSA-CBS9 quoted Paul Schiff Berman on the partial government shutdown’s impact on TSA workers’ paychecks.
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GW Law Professor Serves as U.N. Expert on Crimes Against Humanity
February 2, 2026
Professor Sean D. Murphy served as an expert at a preparatory meeting of the U.N. on prevention and punishment of crimes against humanity.
GW Law Hosts Panel on US Intervention in Venezuela
January 26, 2026
The GW Law International & Comparative Law Program partnered with the National Security, Cybersecurity & Foreign Relations Law Program to host the panel.
GW Law's International Law Program Hosts Brand-Manatt Lecture with the International Committee of the Red Cross
December 11, 2025
The George Washington University Law School's International and Comparative Law (ICL) Program hosted the Brand-Manatt Lecture on November 12th, 2025.
The Threat to Human Rights in the Regionalization of Bukele’s Model of Government
Book Discussion with Judge Charles Brower
Banning Asylum as an Emergency Measure
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"Prohibiting Threats of Aggression”
Edward Swaine wrote for Contemporary International Law on the regulation of the use of force.