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- You can walk down many of the streets of Port au Prince and see absolutely no evidence that the world community has helped Haiti. Twenty three days after the earthquake jolted Haiti and killed over 200,000… Read more >>
- Smoke and flames rose from the sidewalk. A white man took pictures. Slowing down, my breath left me. The fire was a corpse. Leg bones sticking out of the flames. Port Au prince police headquarters… Read more >>
- Hundreds of thousands of people are living and sleeping on the ground in Port au Prince. Many have no homes, their homes destroyed by the earthquake. I am sleeping on the ground as well--surrounded by… Read more >>
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- Bill is Legal Director at the Center for Constitutional Rights and a law professor at Loyola University New Orleans. He is a Katrina survivor and has been active in human rights in Haiti for years… Read more >>
- The Hill Blog: 1/4/10 Leili Kashani from the Center for Constitutional Rights blogs on the closing of Guantánamo Read more >>
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CCR's Bill Quigley and Skirball Fellow Deborah Popowski contribute to CounterPunch. In 2003, Louisiana psychologist and retired colonel Larry James watched behind a one-way mirror in a U.S. prison camp while an interrogator and three… Read more >>
- September 27th, 2009 - From the ground at the G20 summit protests, where police and military outnumbered protestors in masses, used tear gas, false arrests, sound cannons and other frightening displays of violent repression, CCR… Read more >>
- Haiti's Revolutionary Priest Gerard Jean-Juste: Presente! CCR Legal Director Bill Quigley writes about the live and work of Father Gerard Jean-Juste, Haitian priest and revolutionary, who died May 27, 2009 at age 62 in Miami. Read more >>
- As illustrated in this preliminary report, the NYPD's UF-250 data plainly demonstrate that Black and Latino New Yorkers have a significantly greater likelihood of being stopped and/or frisked by NYPD officers than White New Yorkers.… Read more >>