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Proposed Rule Would Endanger Survivors and Undermine Voting Rights
No One to Answer the Phone: What a Missing $150 Million Means for Domestic Violence Services
Epstein Files Revive Clash Over Trump’s College Sexual Misconduct Rule
“An Abomination”: How the Epstein Files Exposed Victims Instead of Perpetrators
Lawrence Summers to Retire as Harvard Professor, Resign from Kennedy School Post Following Epstein Revelations
To Ease Civil Rights Backlog, McMahon Orders Back Staff She Tried to Fire
Judge: Hotel Chain Must Face TVPRA Suit Over Sex Trafficking Claims
DOJ Walks Back Attempt to Bar Immigrants from Legal Services for Crime Victims
When the Government Stops Defending Civil Rights
France’s A-Team: Gisèle Pelicot’s Lawyers Reveal How They Came to Represent the Victim in the Rape Trial That Shocked the Country
Nearly 250 Patients at Top Mass. Hospitals Say They Were Abused by a Renowned Doctor. Why Wasn’t He Stopped Sooner?
Appeals Court Says Ed. Dept. Can Fire Civil Rights Staff
How the Education Department Is Using Civil Rights Laws to Bring Schools to Heel
Despite Court Order, Education Department’s Civil Rights Staff Still On Leave
Federal Courts Weigh Department of Education Cuts
Glenn Agre Bergman & Fuentes and Public Justice Secure a Preliminary Injunction in High-Profile Pro Bono Case Protecting Student Civil Rights
‘Silent and Hiding’: ICE Actions at Courthouses Creating Climate of Fear for Immigrants, Advocates Say
An 11-Year-Old Said She Was Sexually Assaulted in a State Shelter. The Accused Man Was Moved to Another Family Shelter.
Sexual Assault on College Campuses: An Underreported Crisis in Rhode Island
Victims’ Rights Advocates Hail Ruling on Counseling Records
E. Jean Carroll Says She Has ‘Thinner Skin’ After Sex Abuse Trial Against Donald Trump
Criminals on Campus: Student Sexual Assault Survivors Seeking Justice Face Murky Process Under Title IX Amid Political Shifts
Years After #MeToo, Defamation Cases Increasingly Target Victims Who Can’t Afford To Speak Out
Listen: Donald Trump Found Liable for Sexually Abusing Writer E. Jean Carroll in Civil Trial
Biden Judicial Appointment Hangs in the Wind as Senators Mull Action in Past Case
Sexual Harassment Ignored by U.S. Antarctic Research Program, Employees Say
Protests Show Students and Parents Want Schools to Better Respond to Sexual Assaults
Trade Groups Are Backing a New Bill to Further Protect Employees in the Workplace
Pandemic Pushes Oregon’s Public Defender System to the Brink
Under Biden’s Education Dept., Sexual Violence Investigations Drag On
Appeals court rules rape victim’s testimony sufficient to support her attacker’s conviction
Pride in the Workplace – Jessica Mindlin Interview
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