Newsletter

Periodically, we gather significant developments and updates from the Center for Constitutional Rights in a concise newsletter that can bring a reader up to speed on work around all of our cases and issues.

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Winter 2009

In this issue:

  • Local Police and Federal Authorities Crack Down on Protesters at G-20 Meetings
  • Standing Up for ACORN
  • Guantánamo Detainees under Obama
  • Shocking Revelations against Blackwater
  • Justice Delayed for Maher Arar in the U.S.
  • Message from the Executive Director
  • Ways to Give
  • CCR’s Accountability Project
  • Victory Settlement for Detained Immigrants
  • Racial Justice for NYC Firefighters
  • Black Firefighters Lawsuit Scheduled for Trial
  • Supreme Court Fight to Stop Criminalizing Humanitarian Aid
  • CCR Mourns the Passing of Marilyn Clement, Rick Wagner

Spring 2009

In this issue:

  • Wiwa v Shell: CCR Begins a Landmark Trial for Corporate Accountability
  • Guantanamo Litigation Update
  • 100 Days Campaign Policy Papers
  • Arar v. Ashcroft Oral Argument
  • CACI and Titan/L3 Updates
  • CCR in New Orleans
  • CCR Releases NYPD Racial Profiling Data
  • Accountability Time: Prosecute Bush Officials
  • Renowned Activist Lawyer Bill Quigley to Join CCR as Legal Director
  • Black Firefighters Lawsuit Scheduled for Trial
  • Donor Spotlight: Salah and Catherine Al-Askari
  • Victory for Mentally Ill Immigration Detainee
  • In Memoriam: John Leonard; Edwin Salpeter

Winter 2008

In this issue:

  • Challenging Racial Profiling by the New York City Police
  • New Report Described Shattered Lives of Released Guantanamo Detainees
  • After 12 Year Wait, Shell Ordered to Trial
  • Notorious Death Squad Leader Constant Found Guilty
  • CCR Increases European Presence in Effort to Secure Protection for Detainees
  • Guantanamo Uighur Detainees Hopes Dashed
  • Algerian Detainees Ordered Released
  • New Board Member: Chandra Bhatnagar
  • CCR Forces NYC to Pay $2M to Illegally Arrested Anti-War Protesters
  • Rehearing the Case of Maher Arar: Holding US Officials Accountable
  • Donor Spotlight: S. Chic Wolk
  • CCR's' Plans for the New Year
  • Top Ways to Support CCR

Summer 2008

In this issue:

  • Military Commission Charges Against CCR Guantánamo Client Dismissed
  • CCR Scores Victory in Protecting the Right to Dissent
  • Defending Domestic 9/11 Detainees in Court
  • Challenging the Green Scare
  • Holding Military Contractors Accountable
  • Supporters and CCR Fellows Honored
  • Fighting Racial Profiling
  • Foundation Funders
  • Donor Spotlight: Alice McGrath

Winter 2007

In this issue:

  • CCR Returns to Supreme Court over Guantánamo
  • Holding Private Security Contractors Accountable: The Case Against Blackwater
  • Letter from the Executive Director
  • Victory Against CACI
  • Filing Charges Against Rumsfeld
  • CCR Welcomes New Board Members
  • Guantánamo
  • Maher Arar
  • Pakistan and the U.S.
  • Victory for the LA 8
  • CCR’s New Website
  • New Orleans
  • New Board Members
  • Donor Spotlight: Barbara and Bert Aubrey

Winter 2006

In this issue:

  • CCR Files Suit over NSA Domestic Spying
  • Telephone Justice Update
  • Hungry for Justice: Vigil in Solidarity with Detainees
  • Remembering Ken Saro-Wiwa
  • Farewell to Ron Daniels
  • Cuba Travel: Know Before You Go
  • CCR Welcomes New Board Members
  • Foundation Thank You's
  • CCR Lawyers Go The Extra Mile: Guantanamo and the Middle East
  • Why Habeas Matters
  • Court Stripping Act
  • Donor Spotlight: Tina Rasnow
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