New Timeline Tracks #DistortedDefinition and Efforts to Censor Palestine Advocacy

New Timeline Tracks #DistortedDefinition and Efforts to Censor Palestine Advocacy

Palestine Legal launched a new, interactive resource visualizing two decades of efforts by Israel advocates to establish a politicized redefinition of antisemitism designed to silence advocacy for Palestinian freedom.

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UCLA Doxing Case In The News

UCLA Doxing Case In The News

Palestine Legal, our clients and partners were featured in a number of articles about our victory against an attorney with ties to the Israeli government who attempted to force UCLA to reveal the list of speakers at the National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP) conference in 2018. On March 11, a judge in California ruled that disclosure would violate the presenters’ rights to freedom of association, speech and privacy.

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Victory: California Court Rules for Pro-Palestinian Activists in Doxing Case

Victory: California Court Rules for Pro-Palestinian Activists in Doxing Case

Rejecting demands for the names of speakers at a private National Students for Justice in Palestine conference, a judge in California ruled today that disclosure would violate the presenters’ rights to freedom of association, speech and privacy.

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2020 in Review: The Movement Will Not Be Canceled

Palestine Legal has released a new report analyzing trends in the censorship of the U.S. movement for Palestinian rights in 2020, in the context of the Trump administration’s crackdown on Palestine advocacy and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Palestine Legal responded to 213 incidents of suppression of U.S.-based Palestine advocacy over the course of 2020, totaling 1,707 suppression incidents between 2014 and 2020.

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Listen in: Join Us in Court (Remotely) as We Defend Activists' Right to Organize Safely on Campus

Listen in: Join Us in Court (Remotely) as We Defend Activists' Right to Organize Safely on Campus

On Thursday, March 11, the Los Angeles Superior Court will hear arguments in a case where activists are urging the court not to force the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) to publicize the names of presenters at the 2018 National Students for Justice in Palestine Conference. Learn how to join the court virtually here.

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Federal court rules Arkansas anti-boycott law violates First Amendment

Federal court rules Arkansas anti-boycott law violates First Amendment

Last week the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an Arkansas anti-boycott law violates the First Amendment, reversing the trial court's dismissal of an Arkansas newspaper's challenge to the law. The Arkansas Times was represented by the ACLU in this challenge. The decision is the first time a federal appeals court has decided on the constitutionality of anti-boycott laws.

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Winter Events with Palestine Legal

Winter Events with Palestine Legal

Palestine Legal staff are participating in a number of events this winter on topics from anti-protest legislation to the impact of redefining antisemitism to silence Palestine advocacy. Stay tuned to this page for updates throughout the winter.

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