Press Releases

Sep 26, 2023

Supreme Court of Ohio will Hear Oral Argument Tomorrow in Challenge to Extreme Abortion Ban

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Supreme Court of Ohio will hear oral argument tomorrow in a case brought by abortion providers challenging the state government’s extreme ban on abortion a...

Issue Areas: Reproductive Freedom

Court case: Preterm-Cleveland v. David Yost

Sep 26, 2023

ACLU Commends FCC Decision to Begin to Reinstate Net Neutrality Regulations

WASHINGTON – The American Civil Liberties Union commends the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) announcement of a new notice of proposed rulemaking to reinstate both vit...

Issue Areas: Free Speech

Sep 26, 2023

In Win for Black Voters, Supreme Court Rejects Alabama’s Appeal in Milligan and Reaffirms State Must Draw Second Opportunity District

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court today rejected Alabama’s attempt to defy its orders to draw a fair congressional map and has allowed a three-judge panel’s latest decision to s...

Issue Areas: Voting Rights

Court case: Allen v. Milligan

Sep 25, 2023

National Civil Rights Organizations Call on Louisiana Governor, Pardon Board to Commute Death Sentences

The joint letter to the governor and pardon board details pervasive racial bias in the death penalty

Issue Areas: Capital Punishment

Sep 25, 2023

California’s Court of Appeals Rules that Meta Can't Evade Liability in Case Claiming Facebook’s Ad Tools Violate Users' Civil Rights

SAN FRANCISCO — California’s First District Court of Appeal has ruled that Facebook can be sued for allegedly discriminating on the basis of gender and age, in violation of...

Issue Areas: Racial Justice Free Speech

Sep 25, 2023

ACLU Urges Congress to Strike Down Dangerous Legislation Threatening to Destroy Digital Privacy and Free Speech Online

In a letter to lawmakers, the ACLU and 60 partner organizations opposed the STOP CSAM act, citing significant harms to free speech and an increase in government surveillance.

Issue Areas: Free Speech Privacy & Technology

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