#hawaii civil rights

How Are TSA Agents Faring Since Government Shutdown?

TSA agents are seeing pay increases but were the trials they endured enough to motivate change to get them the same protections other federal employees receive?

ACLU HAWAI‘I: Bail Bills a Start, But More Work Needed

The American Civil Liberties Union of Hawai‘i (ACLU) reviewed the final versions of HB 1552 and SB 192.

Sen. Schatz Comments on ‘First 100 Days’

“… unless the president changes his approach and reaches out to the Democrats, the next 100 days will be just like the first: a series of broken promises to the families of America.”

Hawaiʻi Civil Rights Commission Condemns Threat

The Hawaiʻi Civil Rights Commission chair strongly condemned the threatening phone call that necessitated the evacuation of Temple Emanu-El preschool.

$65,000 Settles Hilo Pregnancy Discrimination Case

A settlement has been reached involving an employer failed to reinstate a woman after a pregnancy-related disability leave…

Hawai‘i Asked to Stand Against Discrimination

“Those who share a commitment to civil rights must stand up for those who cannot stand alone.”