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Panelists discussed statutory and constitutional issues related to security, privacy, and the governmental and private sector use of technology in homeland security. Topics included National…

The American Bar Association hosted a discussion on cybersecurity and the law. Officials outlined the goals of the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center, also known as…

Panelists talked about the laws and regulations that affect law enforcement’s ability to address the basic problem of cybersecurity. They also talked about solutions government agencies and …

Education experts talked about the impact of the terrorist attacks of September, 11, 2001, on schools and children. Among the topics they addressed were emergency preparedness and planning, …

Officials from the Department of Homeland Security talked about their annual report to Congress and recent developments in privacy and civil rights issues in the department. Topics included …

House Homeland Security Committee held a hearing titled “Turning Spy Satellites on the Homeland: the Privacy and Civil Liberties Implications of the National Applications Office.” Witnesses …

Witnesses testified about the threat of Islamic radicalism and potential terrorist actions within the United States. Among the issues addressed were threats emerging from groups based within…

The Senate Budget Committee heard opening remarks on its markup of the proposed fiscal year 2008 budget.

Mr. Rosenzweig moderated a panel discussion on the impact of no-fly lists and national security screening on civil rights and civil liberties. Topics included racial profiling, privacy issue…

Daniel Southerland, a lawyer in the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Civil Rights, spoke to an audience at the Heritage Foundation in Washington D.C. Mr. Southerland offered his v…

Government officials spoke about efforts to respect the rights of Muslims and Arab-Americans while guarding against terrorism. Following prepared remarks, the officials responded to question…