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Print Ad - Democracy Is About The Government Listening. Not Listening In.

Stop Him From Listening to Your Phonecalls

Radio Ad: FISA
Listen to our FISA radio ads aired around the country and view the online ad.

Print Ad: Day of Action: It's Your Country.
On June 26, 2007, activists from all 50 states gathered in a Capitol Hill rally to demand that Congress restore habeas corpus, fix the Military Commissions Act, end torture and rendition and restore our constitutional rights. Thousands gathered to hear leaders from the Senate, the House and groups including the ACLU, Amnesty International, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights and the National Religious Campaign Against Torture.

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Matt Coles on the Launch of Get Busy, Get Equal
ACLU LGBT Project Director Matt Coles talks about the fun and excitement that comes with working to pass local ordinances, the importance of advocating for LGBT equality at the local level, and how success is possible.

The Scales of Secretive Justice at Guantánamo
Jamil Dakwar, Director of the ACLU's Human Rights Program, was in Guantánamo Bay from April 9 through 11, for the military commissions hearings of three detainees. He talks about the highlights of the week's hearings, the newly built "Camp Justice" facility and the outlook for these proceedings.

Protecting Free Speech During for the Olympic Torch Relay
On April 9, 2008, the Olympic torch will make its only North American stop in San Francisco. As late as April 2, the details of the torch relay route, as well as the government’s plans for protestors, were under wraps. The ACLU of Northern California began pressuring the City to disclose this information. Michael Risher, staff attorney for the ACLU of Northern California, talks about the ACLU's efforts on behalf of both protestors and Olympic fans alike.

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Habeas Corpus Timeline
This ACLU timeline offers several key dates in the history of habeas corpus, beginning in thirteenth century England and continuing through the controversial signing of the Military Commissions Act of 2006.

Lost Liberties
This feature offers examples of lost liberties and freedoms resulting from overreaching law enforcement activities (Flash required).

The PATRIOT Act's Impact on Your Rights
A new, interactive feature that summarizes the impact of the PATRIOT Act on your rights (Flash required).

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Young Americans Talk About the Constitution
Do college-age kids care about the Constitution? Do they even know about it? See what some University of Mississippi students have to say about our nation’s founding document. They speak angst and hope, knowing their future depends on defending what the Constitution stands for.

The Faces of Constitution Voters
Are you a Constitution Voter? We were in Mississippi last Friday for the first presidential debate, and found the Ole Miss campus crawling with students who care about the Constitution. Many of them pledged to vote based on how well they think candidates will uphold the Constitution

The ACLU Freedom Files TV Series Now on 2-Disc Set at Retail Outlets
The premiere season of The ACLU Freedom Files, an unprecedented new television series from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and award-winning producer/director Robert Greenwald's Brave New Films (Outfoxed, Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price), will be released on DVD on Tuesday, July 25th. The 2-disc set, which will offer subtitles in Spanish, Arabic, and closed captioning for the hearing impaired, will retail for $24.95

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