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Search Home : Society : Law : Organizations : Civil Liberties
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- Bill of Rights Defense Committee: Massachusetts organization opposes PATRIOT Act and encourages communities to pass resolutions banning violations of civil liberties. History of PATRIOT Act and resolutions that have been passed.
- Canadian Civil Liberties Association: Lobbying and law-reform, non-profit, non-government organization dealing with issues of fundamental civil liberties and human rights that affect those who live all across Canada.
- Center for First Amendment Rights: Offers educational programs on the First Amendment to Connecticut schools.
- Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law: Minority Advocacy. Focuses on Voting Rights, Education, Housing, Lending, Employment, and Public Policy. Contains press releases, links, and job opportunities.
- National Limited English Proficiency Advocacy Task Force: Legislative updates, case law, discussions and advocacy for people with limited English ability.
- National Obscenity Law Center: Contains some definitions and justifications for obscenity laws, but the primary purpose of this site is to sell their journal. Some pages under construction.
- New South Wales,Australia Council for Civil Liberties: Issues, news, events, and publications, and how to file a complaint. Features letters written by prominent citizens about civil liberties.
- Queensland Council for Civil Liberties: Features a searchable database of topical documents, aims, office bearers, membership information.
- Rights and Freedoms Coalition: Educates the public about rights and freedoms in the U.S. and provides legal assistance in special cases. Current headlines and contact information only.
- Sui Juris: Community helping each other with land rights, civil rights, taxation rights, freedom of speech rights, and any other inherent right.
- The Madison Society for Law and Policy: Organization of law students, professors, lawyers and others, seeking to restore to American law a steadfast commitment to upholding the rights, liberties and dignity of people.
- The Thomas Paine Project: U.S. organization advocates repeal of marijuana laws, drug testing laws, 21-year old drinking age, PATRIOT Act. Discussion of government overreaching.
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