ACLJ • American Center for Law & Justice

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) and its globally affiliated organizations are committed to ensuring the ongoing viability of freedom and liberty in the United States and around the world.

By focusing on U.S. constitutional law, European Union law and human rights law, the ACLJ and its affiliated organizations are dedicated to the concept that freedom and liberty are universal, God-given and inalienable rights that must be protected. [MORE]

	Negotiations with Hamas? - 04.21.08
	Protecting Human Rights and Religious Freedom - 03.13.08
	Dramatic Testimony from Israel of Muslims Who Converted to Christianity - 01.28.08
	ECLJ and United Nations in Israel - 01.23.08
	Merry Christmas! - 12.24.07
	Free Speech for Chaplains - 10.01.07
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History of ACLJ Global Outreach

The American Center for Law and Justice is truly a global organization.

What began as a commitment to defend religious and constitutional freedoms in the United States has blossomed into an expanding global outreach in more than 35 countries around the world. [MORE]

ECLJ Report to the UN on Religious Freedom in India
European Centre For Law And Justice Addressing The Urgent Religious Freedoms Crisis In Belarus
WorldNetDaily.com - Battle Over Homeschooled Teen's Welfare Moves to European Parliament
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	European Centre for Law and Justice
	The Slavic Center for Law and Justice
	CFJD - Centre Francais Pour La Justice Et Les Droits Fondamentaux De La Personne Humaine
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	ACLJ Global Cases
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05.09.08
Defending Student Rights At the American Center for Law and Justice, we are dedicated to protecting your constitutional and religious freedoms. Today on the broadcast, a look at protecting the rights of students. Join us today on Jay Sekulow Live! [MORE]

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05.09.08
Standing Up for Students

This week Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow, Senior Counsel Stuart Roth, and Deputy Director of Governmental Affairs bring you an update today on an ACLJ case involving a community college student who has been punished by her professor because of her Christian beliefs. Click here to sign our National Petition of Protest. [MORE]

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