Join the fight for digital privacy in Massachusetts
The ACLU of Massachusetts is part of a growing coalition calling on the state legislature to take bold action to protect our privacy and give ordinary people control over how corporations access and use their information.
After an attack on our democracy, we must have truth and accountability
What the movement for police accountability achieved in 2020—and what comes next
The legacy of Chief Justice Gants
Mass. High Court: Cops Must get a Warrant to Conduct Long-Term Video Surveillance of a Private Home
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the Massachusetts state constitution prohibits police from conducting continuous, long-term pole camera surveillance targeted at a private home without a warrant.
Trump’s DOJ found Massachusetts police guilty of appalling rights abuses. Will the legislature act?
Qualified immunity in Massachusetts allows police to get away with appalling rights violations. Lawmakers must swiftly pass legislation that includes strong qualified immunity reform.
Voting rights are indispensable, even in a pandemic
We can’t let COVID-19 threaten our democracy.
Blocking Face Surveillance in Boston
The ACLU is proud to work with the Boston City Council to pass much-needed ordinances to ban face surveillance and assume democratic control over the city’s rapidly expanding surveillance apparatus.
Data show COVID-19 is hitting essential workers and people of color hardest