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Human Rights Organizations Urge IACHR to Hold U.S. Accountable for Guantánamo Detainee Abuse and Discrimination

September 7, 2017

Washington, D.C. & New York City, September 7, 2017 – At a landmark hearing held today in Mexico City, the Center for Justice and International Law (CEJIL) and the Center for Constitutional...

Juez de los EE.UU. Ordena Que El Caso Contra el Ex-Presidente Boliviano Por Su Papel en la Masacre de 2003 Procederá a Juicio

February 20, 2018

Marca Primera Vez en La Historia de Estados Unidos Que Un Jefe De Estado Será Sometido a Un Juicio de Derechos Humanos Frente a Sus Acusadores 20 de febrero, Miami, Florida, Estados Unidos – Un juez...

Man Convicted by Non-Unanimous Jury is Released on Parole After 31 Years in Angola Prison

June 7, 2022

Rufus Henry, a Black Man, was convicted by 10 white jurors as two Black jurors dissented

Descendants Project Takes Rep. Grijalva on Tour Highlighting Environmental Injustice in River Parishes

June 18, 2022

The visit is part of a nationwide community-input process for the Environmental Justice For All Act

For Juneteenth, Rep. Raul Grijalva Joins Descendants Project at Land Blessing Honoring Enslaved Ancestors

June 19, 2022

The ceremony was held at the site of a proposed grain terminal

Center for Constitutional Rights Denounces the Supreme Court’s Gutting of Affirmative Action

June 29, 2023

"Color-blindness" a mask for maintaining white supremacy

Center for Constitutional Rights Condemns Supreme Court Ruling Allowing Discrimination Against LGBTQI+ People

June 30, 2023

The right-wing justices have once again signaled that their mission is to dismantle laws that protect marginalized communities

On Juneteenth, We Recommit to the Fight to Abolish Slavery in the U.S. in All Forms, Once and For All

June 19, 2024

Slavery persists in U.S. prisons; incarcerated workers in Alabama are fighting to abolish it

Federal Judge Rules Against Trump Administration, Keeps Dr. Khan Suri’s Case in Virginia

May 6, 2025

In a major victory for Georgetown scholar Dr. Badar Khan Suri, a federal court rules his habeas case may remain in Virginia.

CCR challenges validity of military commissions and use of torture evidence in new death penalty cases

February 11, 2008

February 11, 2008, New York – Military commission charges were handed down that seek the death penalty against Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) client Mohammed al Qahtani. CCR issued the...

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Human Rights Organizations Urge IACHR to Hold U.S. Accountable for Guantánamo Detainee Abuse and Discrimination

Juez de los EE.UU. Ordena Que El Caso Contra el Ex-Presidente Boliviano Por Su Papel en la Masacre de 2003 Procederá a Juicio

Man Convicted by Non-Unanimous Jury is Released on Parole After 31 Years in Angola Prison

Descendants Project Takes Rep. Grijalva on Tour Highlighting Environmental Injustice in River Parishes

For Juneteenth, Rep. Raul Grijalva Joins Descendants Project at Land Blessing Honoring Enslaved Ancestors

Center for Constitutional Rights Denounces the Supreme Court’s Gutting of Affirmative Action

Center for Constitutional Rights Condemns Supreme Court Ruling Allowing Discrimination Against LGBTQI+ People

On Juneteenth, We Recommit to the Fight to Abolish Slavery in the U.S. in All Forms, Once and For All

Federal Judge Rules Against Trump Administration, Keeps Dr. Khan Suri’s Case in Virginia

CCR challenges validity of military commissions and use of torture evidence in new death penalty cases

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