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Over 200 Former DOJ Civil Rights Lawyers Accuse Leadership of Gutting Division in Open Letter

The department says the unit has been restored to its original mission to carry out the agenda voters approved.

Cincinnati Council Panel Backs $8.14 Million Settlement Over 2020 Protest Arrests

Justice Department Opens Civil-Rights Probe of Colorado Prisons and Youth Facilities

DOJ Launches Second Amendment Rights Section in Civil Rights Division

DOJ Opens ADA Investigation Into SeaWorld Parent Over Rollator Ban at Florida Parks

Shapiro Signs CROWN Act, Banning Hair Discrimination Statewide

Jim Jordan Seeks DOJ Records on Alleged SPLC Coordination During Biden Years

EEOC Restores Quorum With Lucas as Chair, Setting 2-1 GOP Majority and New Enforcement Priorities

Transgender TSA Officer Sues DHS Over Ban on Pat-Down Duties

Tasmania Passes Australia’s First Redress Scheme for Historic Gay and Cross‑Dressing Convictions

One Year On, Over 11,000 Gender-Entry Changes Under Germany’s Self-Determination Law

Milan Bans Palestinian Association Leader for One Year Over Incitement Allegations

UVA Reaches Deal With DOJ to Pause Probes, Restore Funding Eligibility

Uttarakhand Expands UCC Marriage Registration to Nepalese, Bhutanese and Tibetan Residents

Federal Union Sues Education Department Over Partisan Shutdown Auto-Replies

California Sues El Cajon Over Out-of-State Sharing of License Plate Reader Data

First Circuit Lets Education Department Proceed With Cuts to Civil Rights Office Staff

Justice Department Opens Civil-Rights Review of UNLV Over Campus Antisemitism Response

Justice Department Opens Probe Into Austin’s Hiring Guidance on Race

Rights Groups Allege Sexual Abuse at Louisiana ICE Facility in New DHS Complaint