Incarcerated Man Wins $3.5 Million Verdict Against Colorado Department of Corrections for ADA Violation

DENVER, COLORADO – A federal judge in Colorado has upheld a jury’s $3.5 million verdict in favor of an incarcerated man who suffered due to the prison’s failure to accommodate his disability. The Colorado Department of Corrections had attempted to reduce the verdict, but U.S. District Court Judge S. Kato Crews rejected their request. The judge stated that there was ample evidence supporting the jury’s decision and emphasized the jury’s role as fact-finders in determining the facts of the case. The man, Jason Brooks, filed a lawsuit against the corrections department, claiming that his rights … Read more

Unjust Detention: Palestinian Human Rights Lawyer Incarcerated in Israel Without Charges

Ramallah, West Bank – In a troubling turn of events, Palestinian human rights lawyer Diala Ayesh has been detained by Israeli authorities without any formal charges. Ayesh, known for her advocacy for justice and equality, was taken into custody in the city of Ramallah, located in the West Bank region. This incident raises concerns about the suppression of vocal Palestinian voices and the violation of basic human rights. Ayesh’s arrest signifies a concerning trend of Israeli authorities cracking down on activists who speak out against the occupation and advocate for Palestinian rights. The situation further … Read more