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News > Newsletters
The
following newsletters are available for you to download (PDF)
and new ones added as they are produced.
September 2008
Highlights include: Voting Rights in Alabama; ACLU-AL Challenges
Racial Discrimination in Monroe County School System; ACLU Sues
Over Wiretapping Law; Celebrating LGBT Pride in Alabama; The Legacy
Challenge; and more.
May 2008
Highlights include: University of Alabama Anti-War
Protesters Acquitted; Immigrant Detainees Held Indefinitely in
Alabama; Create a Legacy of Liberty with the Legacy Challenge;
Judge Holds Prayer Service During Court Hearing; ACLU Assembling
Guantanamo Defense Teams; and 2008 ACLU-AL Board of Directors Election
Notice.
Winter
2007
Highlights include: HIV-Positive
Prisoners in Alabama No Longer in "Prisons Within Prisons;" Baldwin
County Students Protest Dress Code; September 11: Six Years
Later; ACLU-AL Awarded Human Rights Grant, Hires Temporary Law
Fellow; Advocating for the Humane Treatment of Prisoners in County
Jails; and more.
Summer
2007
Highlights
include: Real ID is a Real Nightmare; Tuscaloosa Area Youth
Wins ACLU College Scholarship; Landlord Sued for Sexual Harassment;
Highlights of 2007 Reproductive Freedom Legislation; Dothan Public
School Students are Taught Religious Messages, Not Facts About Sex
Education; Summer 2007 Legal Docket; and more.
Summer
2006
Highlights include: ACLU Reminds Schools About Separation of Church and State; Civil Rights Bill Critical to Alabama Stalls in Congress; Americans Tell Government: Don't Spy on Me; Legal Docket Spring 2006; and more.
Spring 2004
Highlights include: ACLU of Alabama Successfully Defends the Free Exercise
Rights of Muslims, Sikhs and Catholics Throughout the State; After Three Year Battle Prison System Allows
HIV-Positive Inmates Access to Education Programs; Alabama State Troopers Now
Authorized to Enforce
Civil Immigration Law; and more.
Fall 2004
Highlights include: Muslims and Arabs Across the Country Targeted
In New Round of FBI Questioning; ACLU of Alabama Vows to Fight
On to Preserve Privacy Rights; ACLU Report Examines Government Surveillance; and more.
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