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This US State Will Display Ten Commandments From The Bible In Classrooms
The governor of Louisiana signed a bill Wednesday requiring the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom in the conservative US state, reigniting the debate over separation of church and state.
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Court Upholds Asylum Ban At Southern US Border To Stop Migrant Influx
Biden Administration said claims would still be accepted if made in a migrant's home country or the country via which they reached the US. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) charged the provision was illegal, and went to court to challenge it.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover a Concern for Human Rights Groups
Human rights groups raised concerns about hate speech on Twitter and the power that its takeover by Elon Musk would give the billionaire. Musk has been called a 'free speech absolutist' and has been critical of Twitter's policies of moderating content on the platform.
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In A First, US Air Force Allows Sikh Man To Keep Turban, Beard On Duty
A Sikh airman has been allowed by the United States Air Force to serve with a beard, turban and unshorn hair, making him the first active-duty airman to be granted such a religious accommodation.
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Facebook Charged by US Over Racial Discrimination in Targeted Housing Ads
The Housing Department has also requested information about ad targeting from Twitter and Google.
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Apple Security Expert Moves to ACLU as 'Public Interest Tech' Builds
Jon Callas, who led a team of hackers breaking into pre-release Apple products to test their security, started Monday in a two-year role as technology fellow at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Facebook Allows Gender-Biased Job Ads on Its Platform: ACLU
In a complaint filed Tuesday with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the ACLU lists 10 employers that it claims have placed ads on Facebook that violate federal and state discrimination laws.
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Employers Use Facebook To Target Job Ads Only For Men, Alleges Complaint
Three female job hunters, a large worker coalition and the American Civil Liberties Union lodged a legal complaint against Facebook on Tuesday, accusing the company of enabling discriminatory job postings with its ad targeting tools.
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Migrant Families Separated By US Are Refusing Reunification: Rights Group
Immigrant parents separated from their children by the Trump administration and returned to their homes are refusing to be reunited with their children because their countries are so dangerous, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union told a court on Friday.
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US Government Responsible For Immigrant Families' Reunification: Court
The federal judge who ordered the reunification of families separated at the southern US border said Friday it was the government's responsibility to locate parents deported without their children.
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Amazon's Face ID Tool Mismatched 28 Members of Congress to Mugshots: ACLU
Amazon, in a response, said it took issue with the settings of its face ID tool during the test.
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Some Amazon Investors Side With ACLU on Facial Recognition
Amazon company investors said Monday they are siding with privacy and civil rights advocates who are urging the tech giant to not sell a powerful face recognition tool to police.
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A Couple Is Suing A US State To Name Their Daughter Allah
The baby's first name posed no issue: ZalyKha. Georgia law could handle that.
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Twitter Employees Donate $1.59 Million To Fight Donald Trump
Despite US President Donald Trump being a prolific Twitter user, the employees of the micro-blogging site donated $1.59 million to an organisation to fight Trump, a media report said.
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US Court Stays Order After Donald Trump's Ban On Refugees, Migrants Causes Outrage
Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn granted a request from the ACLU to stay deportations of those detained on entry to the United States following President Donald Trump's executive order.
_625x300_1529320613559.jpg?downsize=260:195 "Migrant Families Separated By US Are Refusing Reunification: Rights Group")
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This US State Will Display Ten Commandments From The Bible In Classrooms
The governor of Louisiana signed a bill Wednesday requiring the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom in the conservative US state, reigniting the debate over separation of church and state.
-
Court Upholds Asylum Ban At Southern US Border To Stop Migrant Influx
Biden Administration said claims would still be accepted if made in a migrant's home country or the country via which they reached the US. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) charged the provision was illegal, and went to court to challenge it.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Takeover a Concern for Human Rights Groups
Human rights groups raised concerns about hate speech on Twitter and the power that its takeover by Elon Musk would give the billionaire. Musk has been called a 'free speech absolutist' and has been critical of Twitter's policies of moderating content on the platform.
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In A First, US Air Force Allows Sikh Man To Keep Turban, Beard On Duty
A Sikh airman has been allowed by the United States Air Force to serve with a beard, turban and unshorn hair, making him the first active-duty airman to be granted such a religious accommodation.
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Facebook Charged by US Over Racial Discrimination in Targeted Housing Ads
The Housing Department has also requested information about ad targeting from Twitter and Google.
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Apple Security Expert Moves to ACLU as 'Public Interest Tech' Builds
Jon Callas, who led a team of hackers breaking into pre-release Apple products to test their security, started Monday in a two-year role as technology fellow at the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Facebook Allows Gender-Biased Job Ads on Its Platform: ACLU
In a complaint filed Tuesday with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the ACLU lists 10 employers that it claims have placed ads on Facebook that violate federal and state discrimination laws.
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Employers Use Facebook To Target Job Ads Only For Men, Alleges Complaint
Three female job hunters, a large worker coalition and the American Civil Liberties Union lodged a legal complaint against Facebook on Tuesday, accusing the company of enabling discriminatory job postings with its ad targeting tools.
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Migrant Families Separated By US Are Refusing Reunification: Rights Group
Immigrant parents separated from their children by the Trump administration and returned to their homes are refusing to be reunited with their children because their countries are so dangerous, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union told a court on Friday.
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US Government Responsible For Immigrant Families' Reunification: Court
The federal judge who ordered the reunification of families separated at the southern US border said Friday it was the government's responsibility to locate parents deported without their children.
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Amazon's Face ID Tool Mismatched 28 Members of Congress to Mugshots: ACLU
Amazon, in a response, said it took issue with the settings of its face ID tool during the test.
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Some Amazon Investors Side With ACLU on Facial Recognition
Amazon company investors said Monday they are siding with privacy and civil rights advocates who are urging the tech giant to not sell a powerful face recognition tool to police.
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A Couple Is Suing A US State To Name Their Daughter Allah
The baby's first name posed no issue: ZalyKha. Georgia law could handle that.
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Twitter Employees Donate $1.59 Million To Fight Donald Trump
Despite US President Donald Trump being a prolific Twitter user, the employees of the micro-blogging site donated $1.59 million to an organisation to fight Trump, a media report said.
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US Court Stays Order After Donald Trump's Ban On Refugees, Migrants Causes Outrage
Judge Ann Donnelly of the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn granted a request from the ACLU to stay deportations of those detained on entry to the United States following President Donald Trump's executive order.
