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- Anstis, Siena, Marcus Michaelsen, and Kate Pundyk, “Immigration Policy: The Backdoor to Transnational Repression.” (August 2026). The Foreign Policy Centre.
- Anstis, Siena, Emile Dirks, Noura Al-Jizawi, and Ron Deibert, “The Final Hogue Report Was a Missed Opportunity to Tackle Transnational Repression.” (February 2025). Op-ed, The Globe and Mail.
- Anstis, Siena. “Countering transnational dissident cyber espionage.” In Binding Hook (November 2023).
- Anstis, Siena, Noura Al-Jizawi, and Marcus Michaelsen. “Transnational Repression Against Exiled Women Activists.” In Middle East Research and Information Project (September 2023).
- Anstis, Siena. “Extraterritorial killings require a human-rights law response.” In The Globe and Mail (September 2023).
- “The 5×5—The rise of cyber surveillance and the Access-as-a-Service industry.” In Atlantic Council (November 2022).
- Anstis, Siena and Noura Al-Jizawi. “Wrestling the long-arm of authoritarianism: The case of a Saudi man living in exile in Montreal illustrates that Canada needs a clear policy on transnational repression.” In Policy Options (August 2022).
- Anstis, Siena and Noura Al-Jizawi. “The effects of digital transnational repression and the responsibility of host states.” In Lawfare (May 2022).
- Anstis, Siena and Edin Omanovic. “Canada’s commitment to media freedom must be matched by action.” In the Globe and Mail (April 2021).
- Anstis, Siena, Jon Penney and Sophie Barnett. “Canadian technology is being used to thwart human rights overseas — but there are solutions.” In the Toronto Star (November 2020).
- Anstis, Siena, Ron Deibert, and John Scott-Railton, “A Proposed Response to the Commercial Surveillance Emergency.” (2019). In Lawfare.