Posted: Dec 20, 2018
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Our unexhaustive “top 10 list” of the most absurd civil liberties violations we encountered in 2018.
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Posted: Nov 11, 2018
|Category: Civil Rights Category: Discrimination Category: Due Process
The ACLU's work in support of the civil liberties of all Rhode Islanders means we've supported the rights of veterans too.
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Posted: Oct 26, 2018
|Category: Free Speech Category: Privacy Category: Right to Petition & Protest Category: Rights of Ex-Offenders
When Richard Gardner, a convicted child sex offender, was released from prison after serving almost 30 years, he quietly moved into the Washington Park neighborhood in Providence. One would not have expected a welcome wagon — but an angry mob should not have been the result either.
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Posted: Aug 22, 2018
|Category: Active Case Category: Civil Rights Category: Discrimination Category: Rights of the Poor Category: Open Government Category: Rights of Candidates Category: Voting Rights
In case you didn’t notice, election season is in full swing. Since the ACLU of RI is strictly non-partisan, we’re somewhat above all the shouting, promises, and finger-pointing that accompany electoral politics. But that doesn’t mean we don’t care about the electoral process itself. Quite the opposite, in fact.
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Posted: Jul 09, 2018
|Category: Civil Rights Category: Discrimination Category: Gender Discrimination Category: Women's Rights Category: Workplace Rights
One of the most stunning actions taken by the House of Representatives on women’s rights during the session’s final days has hardly been mentioned: the overwhelming support by House members for a bill that would have WEAKENED the state's existing equal pay law.
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Posted: Jun 29, 2018
|Category: Abortion Category: Civil Rights Category: Criminal Justice Category: Discrimination Category: LGBT Rights Category: Rights of the Poor Category: Due Process Category: Free Speech Category: Open Government Category: Privacy Category: The "War on Drugs" Category: Voting Rights Category: Women's Rights
The 2018 Legislative Session seemed like it should be the year of #MeToo, but when the General Assembly adjourned at the end of June with an exhausting Saturday session (that almost went into Sunday) they failed to approve legislation ensuring equal pay for equal work, or any of the bills that emerged from a commission tasked with helping address sex harassment in the workplace.
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Posted: May 28, 2018
|Category: Abortion Category: Discrimination Category: Gender Discrimination Category: Free Speech Category: Privacy Category: Students' Rights Category: Women's Rights Category: Youth Rights
It's another busy week at the State House. Here are some of the civil liberties-related bills that are on the table for discussion and votes in committee and on the floor.
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Posted: May 21, 2018
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This week is poised to be a busy one at the State House as the General Assembly considers a number of bills affecting civil liberties - some good, some bad. Here's what to expect.
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Posted: Mar 16, 2018
|Category: Due Process Category: Privacy
Lately, we’ve been getting a lot of calls about both red light cameras and speed cameras. One thing is clear: drivers are pretty angry. If you aren’t mad about them, you probably should be.
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