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Dec 16, 2015
Court Dismisses Challenge to Racist Arizona Abortion Ban
Ninth Circuit Rules Women Have No Standing to Challenge Law That Forces Doctors to Racially Profile
Issue Areas: Reproductive Freedom
Court case: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Maricopa County Branch, National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum vs. Tom Horne, et al.
Dec 16, 2015
ACLU Comment on Omnibus Funding Bill
Bill Includes Riders That Would Infringe on Civil Liberties, ACLU Says
Issue Areas: National Security
Dec 09, 2015
ACLU Challenges Arizona Abortion Law that Discriminates Against Black and Asian American Women
Ban on So-called Race and Sex Selection Abortions Forces Providers to Racially Profile Patients
Dec 03, 2015
Department of Defense Opens All Military Combat Jobs to Women with No Exceptions
WASHINGTON – Secretary of Defense Ash Carter today announced that the U.S. armed forces will open all combat jobs, units, and schools to qualified women beginning next year, maki...
Issue Areas: Women's Rights
Court case: Service Women's Action Network v. Esper
Dec 03, 2015
ACLU–Yale Report Finds Ebola Quarantines Medically Unjustified and Unconstitutional
Report Recommends Policies to Ensure Future State Responses to Diseases Are Based Only on Science, Not Politics
Nov 24, 2015
ACLU and Maine Health Care Providers File Lawsuit to Restore Abortion Coverage for Poor Women
Denying Abortion Coverage Through MaineCare Violates Maine Constitution
Issue Areas: Reproductive Freedom
Court case: Mabel Wadsworth Women’s Health Center v. Mayhew
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