The targets point to a "state actor," possibly China (the McAfee post does not identify which state actor it suspects, but China does have a history here).
"It could be a state actor, a non-state actor".
The letter came a day after Democratic senator Mark Warner asked the US Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate whether Yahoo and its senior executives fulfilled obligations to inform investors and the public about the hacking attack, which Yahoo has blamed on a "state-sponsored actor".
Horizontal accountability, on the other hand, consists of formal relationships within the state itself, when one state actor has the formal authority to demand explanations or impose penalties on another state actor.
She did not elucidate further on which state actors were involved in this sustained assault on the social network.
The report promises increased criminal sanctions against thieves, diplomatic pressure on egregious state actors, and public-awareness campaigns.
There were signs of developing coordination based on Indonesian state actors' awareness of RSPO's international recognition, which was not easily gained with ISPO.
It was a novel approach — instead of raising awareness of crimes, he intended to pin them on state actors, whether or not the international community sanctioned the investigation.
As the WHO notes in the above referenced Guidance, there are responsibilities on state actors to prevent and manage TB, which are generally accepted and well known, but, as they state, "TB has not yet been eradicated mostly because these responsibilities have been neglected" [ 10].
It would provide a legal justification for any twitchy country with a hyperventilating military nervous about a non-state actor on its borders to invade with impunity--international legal norms or collateral damage be damned.
