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Protecting Nonviolent Demonstrators by Reforming Anti-Riot Laws in the U.S.

In a forthcoming article in Minnesota Law Review, ICNL’s Nick Robinson argues that U.S. jurisdictions should eliminate anti-rioting laws, both ... Read More
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U.S. Current Trend: Protest Rights Accountability and Reform

Following a swell of racial justice protests that have taken to the streets, politically charged bills are being introduced across ... Read More
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Stopping the Over-Penalization of Civil Disobedience at Protests in the U.S.

In an article in Cornell Law Review, ICNL’s Nick Robinson and Elly Page argue for more robust constitutional protection for ... Read More
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Protecting the Right To Protest

ICNL is working with a broad coalition of civil liberties, racial justice, environmental, and other groups to address anti-protest measures ... Read More
The Right to Protest Is Sacrosanct

In this San Francisco Chronicle article, written by ICNL's Senior Legal Advisor Nick Robinson with UC Berkeley School of Public ... Read More
Taking a Rights-based Approach to Emerging Technology

ICNL partnered with the Global Digital Policy Incubator (GDPi) at Stanford University to host the first-ever Tech Camp for civic ... Read More