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On This Day, June 15: Supreme Court rules civil rights law protects LGBTQ workers
On this date in history: In 1215, under pressure from rebellious barons, England’s King John signed the Magna Carta, a crucial first step toward creating
International legal and human rights organizations condemn the Tunisian Authorities’ escalating attacks on the legal profession, the independence of the judiciary and civil society
40 organizations, including bar associations, lawyers’ groups, judges’ associations and human rights organizations, condemn the Tunisian authorities’ escalating and systematic campaign of intimidation, obstruction and
In major Voting Rights Act case, Supreme Court strikes down redistricting map challenged as racially discriminatory
Updated on April 29 at 9:58 p.m. The Supreme Court on Wednesday, in the case of Louisiana v. Callais, struck down a Louisiana congressional map that
Justice Department sees no basis for civil rights probe in Minnesota ICE shooting, official says
WASHINGTON – The Justice Department does not believe there is currently any basis to open a criminal civil rights investigation into the killing of a
Call for Justice: Urging ICJ Intervention in PoJK Rights Violations
Senge Sering, founder of the Washington-based Institute for Gilgit-Baltistan Studies, has called on the Indian government to seek intervention from the International Court of Justice
International legal and human rights organisations condemn the Tunisian Authorities’ escalating attacks on the legal profession, the independence of the judiciary and civil society
40 organisations, including bar associations, lawyers’ groups, judges’ associations and human rights organisations, condemn the Tunisian authorities’ escalating and systematic campaign of intimidation, obstruction and
Prosecutors in DOJ’s Civil Rights Division will not investigate Minneapolis ICE shooting, sources say
Prosecutors in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division were told they will not play a role in the ongoing investigation into a fatal shooting of
Journalist Don Lemon is charged with federal civil rights crimes in anti-ICE church protest
WASHINGTON — Former CNN journalist Don Lemon was released from jail on his personal recognizance, a judge ruled Friday afternoon following his arrest by federal
Britain Expands Human Rights Sanctions
The United Kingdom’s government announced the addition of seven new designations to its global human rights sanctions regime. These sanctions specifically target individuals and entities
Delaware seeks state-level voting rights legislation post U.S. Supreme Court decision
Delaware joins a movement to implement state-level voting rights protections. Voting rights advocates, Delaware residents, and lawmakers rallied at the statehouse to support the Delaware