Deborah Housen-Couriel

Asaf Lubin, a contributing editor at Lawfare and a law professor at Indiana University, and Deborah Housen-Couriel from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, delve into the European Court of Human Rights' recent ruling affecting digital rights in war. They analyze implications for privacy amidst conflicts, the challenges posed by Russia’s non-participation in legal cases, and the impact of data collection on civilians in Ukraine. Their insights highlight the evolving landscape of warfare and the urgent need for international legal standards on digital privacy.