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- Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 309: A Story of Survival, Injustice, and HopeGary Tyler was arrested at age 16 in 1974 for a crime he did not commit and spent 41 and a half years in prison before being released in 2016 due to a legal compromise, despite overwhelming evidence of injustice.
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- Op-ed | U.S. Refuses to Defend Human Rights Record at U.N.The ACLU of Southern California testified before the UN Human Rights Council to highlight the Trump administration's human rights abuses in the region, including ICE raids, excessive use of force against protesters, and deployment of National Guard and Marines.