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Friday, February 13, 2026

The NYU Journal of International Law and Politics proudly presented its Annual Spring Symposium, States of Violence: Law, Power, and Accountability.

The symposium examined how law structures, legitimates, and contests state violence across domains including surveillance, detention and deportation, racialized governance, and international conflict. Through a series of interdisciplinary panels and moderated dialogues, the symposium explored the legal architectures that shape accountability, responsibility, and restraint in contexts of coercion and harm.

The symposium focused on the ways domestic and international legal frameworks both constrain and enable state power, with particular attention to questions of secrecy, neutrality, community-based advocacy, and racial justice.

Panelists included leading scholars and practitioners:

Margaret Satterthwaite, New York University School of Law
Ronald Deibert, Citizen Lab, University of Toronto
Gay McDougall, Former Chair of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
José E. Alvarez, New York University School of Law
Tamar Megiddo, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
David Keane, Dublin City University
Rachel López, Drexel University School of Law
Elora Mukherjee, Columbia Law School
Yvette Borja, Immigrant Defenders Law Center
Cherry Tang, Judicial Clerk, Judge of Appeal at the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Eleni Manis, Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (STOP)