Why the UK Should Not Storm the Ecuadorian Embassy to Arrest Julian Assange Mark Leon Goldberg August 16, 2012 The inviolability of foreign embassies is one of the oldest and most sacrosanct principals of international law. This is not something that the UK should undermine.
Why it is So Important that the United States Give UN Rights Investigators Access to Bradley Manning Mark Leon Goldberg July 13, 2011 The United States should be leading by example. Instead, the administration seems to want it both ways: unfettered access for human rights monitors abroad while placing restrictions on them at home.
See Who Ban Ki Moon Appoints Alien Ambassador (Video) Mark Leon Goldberg December 17, 2010 Ban Ki Moon at the UN Correspondents Association Dinner pokes fun at the USA's apparent spying efforts against him, as revealed by wikileaks.
Wikileaks Cable Shows Deep Cooperation Between USA and Europe at the UN Mark Leon Goldberg December 14, 2010 The first leaked cable from the American Mission at the United Nations provides some insights into how the United States works with its European allies at the UN.
Why DDoS Attacks Are NOT Analogous to Sit Ins Mark Leon Goldberg December 13, 2010 Evgeny Morozov says we should think of hactivists who launch denial of service attacks as practicing a form of civil disobedience. It seems to me that the fundamental difference between a "sit in" and a DDoS attack is the latter is a kind of censorship.
UN Special Rapporteur for Freedom Of Expression: Don’t Prosecute Assange Mark Leon Goldberg December 9, 2010 In an interview with an Australian news outlet, the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression outlines a reasonable approach to handling Wikileaks.
Wikileaks And Criminal Intrigue in Chechnya Daniel J Gerstle December 9, 2010 The mafia-style leader of Chechnya, who is recalled in Wikileak cables as a wild party animal, may go to Austria to face criminal charges.
Interpol is Concerned With More than Assange Mark Leon Goldberg December 8, 2010 In case you missed it, feminist writer Naomi Wolf penned a mocking letter to Interpol, praising them for "engaging in global manhunts to arrest and prosecute men who behave like narcissistic jerks to women they are dating."
Will There Be Accountability for War Crimes in Sri Lanka? Mark Leon Goldberg December 2, 2010 The Guardian posted an intriguing diplomatic cable from the Wikileaks archive in which the American Ambassador to Sri Lanka says very plainly that Sri Lankan government and military officials are responsible for a massacre of Tamil civilians
