Court Documents Reveal DOE Choosing Legal Maneuvering Over Gender Equity
The Hawai‘i State Department of Education filed documents revealing a plan to wait until two female high school athletes graduate in the gender discrimination lawsuit.
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BILL TO REFORM “POLICING FOR PROFIT” DESERVING OF GOVERNOR IGE’S SIGNATURE
HONOLULU, HI – The Hawai‘i State Legislature has sent HB748 HD2 SD2 — a bill that would significantly reform the state’s civil asset forfeiture program — to Governor Ige f
BAIL BILLS A START BUT MORE WORK NEEDED
Honolulu, Hawai‘i: The American Civil Liberties Union of Hawai‘i (ACLU) reviewed the final versions of HB 1552 and SB 192 – bills establishing a Hawai‘i Correctional Oversight Commission; a criminal justice institute to gather data on the Hawai‘i corrections system; and making some adjus
Attempt to Silence or Fire University of Hawai‘i Faculty Member a Threat to Free Speech Rights
An attorney for former Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha has demanded that Kenneth Lawson, an associate faculty specialist at the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawai'i (UH Law), should be fired for comments about the Kealoha case.
ACLU of Hawai‘i Grows with Addition of Kathleen Wong as Communications Manager
The ACLU of Hawai‘i is pleased to announce the addition to its team of Kathleen Wong, coming on board as Communications Manager.
After ACLU Demand, Kāhala Nui Retirement Community Clarifies Policies to Protect Tenants' Civil Rights
Kāhala Nui confirms that residents can utilize Hawaii’s new medical aid-in-dying law in their private residences and that the Community does not grant preferences to Catholic residents or otherwise discriminate based on religion.