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The Thomas Paine Project
wintersoldier.org
U.S. organization advocates repeal of marijuana laws, drug testing laws, 21-year old drinking age, PATRIOT Act. Discussion of government overreaching.
New South Wales Council for Civil Liberties
nswccl.org.au
Issues, news, events, and publications, and how to file a complaint. Features letters written by prominent citizens about civil liberties.
National Obscenity Law Center
moralityinmedia.org
Contains definitions and justifications for obscenity laws, bulletins and statutes by state.
Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
lawyerscommittee.org
Minority Advocacy. Focuses on Voting Rights, Education, Housing, Lending, Employment, and Public Policy. Contains press releases, links, and job opportunities.
Bill of Rights Defense Committee
bordc.org
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
ccla.org
A non-profit, non-government law-reform organization dealing with issues of fundamental civil liberties and human rights that affect those who live in Canada.
Queensland Council for Civil Liberties
qccl.org.au
Features a searchable database of topical documents, aims, office bearers, membership information.
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