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CAIR Supports Maryland Students Advocating for Stronger Anti-Doxxing Legislation

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Annapolis, Md. — In a significant step toward bolstering privacy and safety, Maryland students recently participated in legislative hearings to voice their support for a proposed anti-doxxing bill. This bill, if passed, would enhance state laws by making the unauthorized sharing of personal information with malicious intent a criminal offense. The measure comes in response to a rising tide of doxxing incidents — a form of online harassment where private information is published with the aim of intimidating or inciting harm against individuals. Victims often face severe repercussions, including threats to their safety and emotional … Read more

Rising Above Privacy Concerns: The Push for Stronger Laws on Drone Surveillance

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Norfolk, VA – In an era where technology continually reshapes boundaries between public and private life, drones or unmanned aerial vehicles have brought forth a new set of challenges in surveillance and privacy protection. The increasing ubiquity of drones, not only for recreational use but also for commercial and governmental purposes, has ushered in a growing need to safeguard citizens from potentially invasive surveillance practices. Drones possess the capability to undertake extensive surveillance operations, which can include capturing high-resolution images and videos, oftentimes unbeknownst to individuals. This capability raises significant concerns over privacy rights, prompting … Read more

American Airlines Flight Disruptions Highlight Need for Stronger Consumer Protections Amid Regulatory Changes

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Detroit, Michigan — American Airlines recently faced a temporary setback as all flights were halted on Tuesday due to a technical glitch. This brief disruption, lasting approximately an hour, adds another layer of complexity to travel plans during the busy holiday season. The incident brings to light the broader implications for passenger rights under the newly enacted U.S. Department of Transportation regulations introduced this past October. These regulations have been designed to enhance consumer protection for travelers. According to Anton Radchenko, CEO of AirAdvisor, a firm advocating for air passenger rights globally, the rules enforce … Read more

Advocates Urge Stronger Legislation to Stem Rising Roadway Fatalities, Emphasize Role of Technology and State Action

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WASHINGTON — Safety on America’s roads has become a pressing issue, prompting calls for tougher legislation and improvements in vehicle safety technology. During a recent roundtable hosted by Nationwide, experts, including Cathy Chase, president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, emphasized the urgent need for legislative action to enhance roadway safety. Chase highlighted the alarming statistic of approximately 40,000 fatalities annually on U.S. roads as a clear indication of the necessity for reform at both the national and state levels. Chase advocated for the U.S. Congress to direct the Department of Transportation to implement … Read more