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Immigrant Rights Organizations Challenge Invasive, Unjustified Louisiana AG’s Subpoenas

March 22, 2023

Demand for confidential info threatens attorney-client privilege, freedom of association, religious freedom, orgs say March 22, 2023, Lafayette, LA – Three local immigrant rights organizations are...

In Landmark Case, St. James Parish Residents Sue Parish Council to Protect Black Neighborhoods With a Moratorium on Hazardous Petrochemical Plants

March 21, 2023

Plaintiffs sue parish council for pattern of racist land use practices that centralize petrochemical plants in Black neighborhoods, declare that new suit is only just the beginning March 21, 2023,...

Center for Constitutional Rights Unveils New Resources to Help Activists Access Public Information

March 15, 2023

For Sunshine Week, Open Records Project Adds FOIA tools March 15, New York – Today, to mark Sunshine Week, the Center for Constitutional Rights unveiled two new resources to help activists access...

At 20th Anniversary of U.S. Invasion of Iraq, We Renew Our Call for Reparations and Accountability

March 15, 2023

We stand in solidarity with Iraqis and all other people harmed by U.S. imperialism March 15, 2023, New York – Ahead of the 20th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the Center for Constitutional...

Federal Judge: CA Prison Officials Retaliated Against Man Whose Lawsuit Led to End of Long-Term Solitary Confinement

March 2, 2023

Todd Ashker, who also co-led hunger strikes, has been wrongly kept in segregated housing unit for more than 5 years March 3, 2022, Oakland, CA – Senior U.S. District Court Judge Claudia Wilken has...

Palestinian Rights Advocates Prevail as D.C. Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against American Studies Academics

March 2, 2023

Court dismisses claims arising from 2013 Boycott Resolution as a SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation), siding with Steven Salaita and others March 2, 2023, Washington, D.C. – The D...

In Victory for Afghan People, Judge Rules Billions from Afghanistan’s Central Bank Can’t be Used to Satisfy 9/11 Judgments Against the Taliban

February 22, 2023

Following Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, 9/11 families sought assets that judge rules belongs to sovereign state to satisfy Taliban debts, but doing so would recognize Taliban as “government” of...

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Immigrant Rights Organizations Challenge Invasive, Unjustified Louisiana AG’s Subpoenas

In Landmark Case, St. James Parish Residents Sue Parish Council to Protect Black Neighborhoods With a Moratorium on Hazardous Petrochemical Plants

Center for Constitutional Rights Unveils New Resources to Help Activists Access Public Information

At 20th Anniversary of U.S. Invasion of Iraq, We Renew Our Call for Reparations and Accountability

Federal Judge: CA Prison Officials Retaliated Against Man Whose Lawsuit Led to End of Long-Term Solitary Confinement

Palestinian Rights Advocates Prevail as D.C. Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against American Studies Academics

In Victory for Afghan People, Judge Rules Billions from Afghanistan’s Central Bank Can’t be Used to Satisfy 9/11 Judgments Against the Taliban

Newly Obtained Documents Detail U.S. Government Officials’ Racist Views of Black Migrants

إطلاق سراح موكلنا منذ فترة طويلة ماجد خان من غوانتانامو ليبدأ حياة جديدة في بليز

Nuestro cliente de larga data Majid Khan fue liberado de Guantánamo para comenzar una nueva vida en Belice

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