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Two Librarians Took On The Patriot Act and Won

Two men in black appeared in the doorway of the Library Connection in Windsor, Connecticut as though they just stepped off the film set of the old 1960’s action series "The F.B.I." starring Efram Zimbalist Jr.

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Australian police goons bash lawyer

A solicitor [attorney] and civil liberties campaigner was arrested, handcuffed and allegedly had his rib broken by police after offering legal assistance to a man being searched in public. Kristian Bolwell said police manhandled him and broke his rib last week after he displayed his solicitor's identification card to a man being searched in a pub and said, "Hi, I am a solicitor, would you like any help?"

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Redneck Shop Creates Social Dispute in S.C.

A black civil rights activist is fighting to close the Recneck Shop store that sells KKK robes and T-shirts emblazoned with racial slurs. David Kennedy is confident he can make it happen. After all, he says he owns the building.

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ACLU: Wikinews Vs. Wikileaks Is Victory For The 1st. Amendment

The website wikileaks.org has recently been brought back online following the lifting of a court injunction forcing the site to be taken down. A representative of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which supported Wikileaks, has told Wikinews their opinion of the court injunction. They have claimed that the lifting of the injunction was a "victory for the first amendment."

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ACLU Sues Boeing Subsidiary for Participation in CIA Kidnapping and Torture Flights

The American Civil Liberties Union today filed a federal lawsuit against Jeppesen Dataplan, Inc., a subsidiary of Boeing Company, on behalf of three victims of the United States government's unlawful "extraordinary rendition" program.

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Russia: Misprint Or Provocation?

A tempest is brewing in Moscow over a recent U.S. report that gives Russia poor marks for human rights and civil liberties. But the commotion is based on incorrect figures, disseminated in the Russian press, that give the country even lower marks than it actually received.

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CIS: Freedom House Sees Further Democracy Decline

Systematic efforts to control media in countries of the former Soviet Union have intensified in 2006 indicating further erosion of civil liberties. That's the conclusion of the new "Freedom In The World" report by Freedom House, a U.S.-based organization that promotes democracy.

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Government Backs Down in its Attempt to Seize "Secret" Document From ACLU

Declassified Memo Sets Policy for Photographing Detainees; American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Fought Attempt to Make Memo "Disappear" From Its Files

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