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Standing Up Against Sexual Assault By the State

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 11:05am
After meeting with visitors, prisoners in a Michigan prison are forced to remove all of their clothing and spread open their vaginal lips as a guard peers into their ... Read More

Your Body, Your Decisions – This Means You, Moms!

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 1:57pm
Recently, a mother in South Carolina reached out to the ACLU for help. She was pregnant, and although she had had two prior cesarean surgeries, she wished to attempt ... Read More

Turning the Tide Against Unlawful Sex Segregation in Public Schools

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 12:32pm
In recent years, the number of public schools segregating their students by sex has ballooned, despite mounting evidence that single-sex programs don’t ... Read More

Kissing is Forbidden ("No Se Permiten Besos")

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 3:45pm
Just outside the town of Ponce, on Puerto Rico’s southern coast, is a prison for girls. Although the place is named “Center for Detention and ... Read More

Women Prisoners, Women's History

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 2:17pm
Women's History Month and International Women's Day celebrate the strides toward dignity and equality that women have made around the world. They are also a chance ... Read More

A Win For Women Prisoners, A Win For All

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 5:06pm
Today, an appeals court in New Jersey handed down a major win for the ACLU and its clients — a group of women prisoners who stood up against cruel and ... Read More

Fighting AIDS and Fighting for Free Speech

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 5:18pm
Today, a federal appeals court in Manhattan heard oral argument in a case challenging the so-called "anti-prostitution pledge," which is part of a law ... Read More

Keeping Civil Rights a Reality in New Jersey

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 5:04pm
In December 2007, the New Jersey Department of Corrections (DOC) moved about 40 women prisoners from the state's sole women's prison to a unit within an enormous ... Read More

Free Speech Is Not For Sale

By Mie Lewis, Women's Rights Project at 1:38pm
If you ran a small public health or workers' rights organization with a shoestring budget, what on earth could make you refuse to take a lot of money from the ... Read More
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