The ACLU has filed a lawsuit against the state of Idaho over a newly passed law that it claims violates constitutional rights and threatens to criminalize everyday activities for transgender residents.
A new Idaho law exempts execution procedures from judicial review and public scrutiny, raising concerns about transparency and accountability in the death penalty system.
Nikson Mathews, a transgender man living in Idaho, has testified against Republican-backed legislation that would criminalize trans people for using bathrooms that align with their gender identity, and has faced the choice of risking arrest or potential violence for being in public.
The U.S. Department of Education is facing staff reductions, regulatory rollbacks, and a political agenda that is undermining its ability to enforce federal disability law, resulting in an estimated 1.8 million students with disabilities not receiving the services they are entitled to.
BOISE, ID – Legislation here that would prohibit “illegal entry into, or illegal presence” in Idaho “by…
Boise – On December 23, 2024, the ACLU filed an emergency motion with the Idaho Supreme Court…
By Yana Singhal WASHINGTON, DC – After various challenges on the Transgender Health Care Ban, the Supreme Court…
By Rena Abdusalam EAST HAMPTON, MA – The Prison Policy Initiative, a nonprofit organization oriented on criminal…