International law roundup

Human rights roulette: Senate could take up UN disabled-rights treaty in September [Stefano Gennarini, Turtle Bay and Beyond; earlier]
Intense opposition from gun rights community slows drive for U.N. small arms treaty [David Kopel, Steve Hayward/PowerLine, Krayewski/Reason, Opinio Juris]
SEC moves on complex, costly conflict minerals rule [Bainbridge, more, earlier]
Series of Eugene Volokh posts takes up proposals to restrict reception of foreign law, including Islamic law, in American courts [Volokh Conspiracy]
U.N. human rights establishment urges Iceland to crack down on gender-stereotypical speech [Volokh]
Welfare rights, the U.N.-system way [International Labour Organization]
When may American courts hear suits over international law violations on foreign soil? Cato files amicus brief in Kiobel v. Royal Dutch [Shapiro] SCOTUSBlog symposium on Kiobel and future of Alien Tort Statute;
Damir Marusic reviews Aryeh Neier’s book on international human rights [American Interest]