News & Commentary

Prison officials violated Carlos Thurman's religious liberties when they forcibly cut his hair. We're suing in federal court.

The future is uncertain, but we will never back down in the fight to protect your right to make the best decisions for yourself.

Abortion access is under threat. See how you can support direct service organizations that will help Kentuckians access this essential healthcare.

ACLU-KY's Charlene Buckles reflects on the 2021 Atlanta massacre that targeted Asian-Americans and the path forward.

There are multiple ongoing investigations related to Breonna Taylor's murder, along with our ongoing lawsuit against LMPD for violating protesters' rights in 2020. See a quick overview from Legal Director Corey Shapiro.

"Breonna Taylor lit a fire in me that cannot be extinguished." Read ACLU-KY Executive Administrator Savanah Taylor's reflections on Breonna Taylor's legacy two-years later.

Reflections on the two-year anniversary of Breonna Taylor's murder from ACLU of Kentucky Legal Fellow Kaili Moss.

Six people have died in Louisville's jail in recent months due to overcrowding fueled by cash bail. Nearly 80% of people in Louisville jails are detained only because they cannot afford bail.

One of the most extreme abortion bans will receive its first vote on March 1. We wrote to the committee in advance of testifying against HB3 in committee.