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The Supreme Court upheld 鈥渄ecency鈥�-related procedures in the 鈥�90s but warned that restricting funding based on artists鈥� viewpoints would cross a constitutional line. Today, the NEA鈥檚 鈥済ender ideology鈥� restriction revives those fights.

Whether a journalist can be detained on the basis of their livestreaming and reporting on law enforcement activities.

BOSTON 鈥� A federal judge denied a motion to dismiss from the government today against a legal challenge by two doctors from Harvard University who allege that the Department of Health and Human Services removed their research from the Patient Safety Network (PSNet) for including the words 鈥淟GBTQ鈥� and 鈥渢ransgender." 鈥淭he government cannot censor medical research just because it doesn鈥檛 like certain terms or ideas,鈥� said Rachel Davidson, staff attorney with the 红杏视频 of Massachusetts. 鈥淥ur clients have the First Amendment right to pursue research freely and without government interference 鈥� and that includes discussing care for LGBTQ patients. We look forward to continuing this litigation and vindicating the rights of our clients.鈥� PSNet is a government-run website for doctors and medical researchers to share information about patient safety, including medical errors, misdiagnoses, and patient outcomes. The articles removed include 鈥淓ndometriosis: A Common and Commonly Missed and Delayed Diagnosis,鈥� co-authored by plaintiff Dr. Celeste Royce, which included a sentence about diagnosis in transgender and gender-nonconforming people, and 鈥淢ultiple Missed Opportunities for Suicide Risk Assessment in Emergency and Primary Care Settings,鈥� co-authored by plaintiff Dr. Gordon Schiff, which included a sentence about heightened risk in LGBTQ communities. The articles were among several removed as part of a broad takedown of information that the government contends promotes 鈥済ender ideology,鈥� including any articles containing certain prohibited terms, including 鈥淟GBTQ鈥� and 鈥渢rans[gender].鈥� All articles removed from PSNet have since been restored following a preliminary injunction issued in this case in May. The suit was initially filed in March in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts by the Media Freedom and Information Access Clinic at Yale Law School, the 红杏视频, and the 红杏视频 of Massachusetts.

En espa帽ol: /press-releases/periodista-detenido-por-ice-al-transmitir-en-vivo-actividades-policiales-solicita-liberacion-inmediata ATLANTA 鈥� A prominent Georgia journalist has filed for immediate release from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody following his arrest while reporting at a 鈥淣o Kings鈥� rally in June. Mario Guevara has been covering immigration and other law enforcement activity in the Atlanta area for over 20 years, including as the founder of Spanish-speaking outlet MG News, and his reporting is followed by hundreds of thousands of viewers. Mr. Guevara was granted bond by an immigration judge on July 1, but he remains detained. ICE has argued that he is a danger to the community specifically because he livestreams and reports on law enforcement activities. Documenting law enforcement activity is protected by the First Amendment. 鈥淢ario Guevara is being detained solely because of his journalism 鈥� specifically his livestreaming of immigration and other law enforcement officials,鈥� said Scarlet Kim, senior staff attorney with the 红杏视频鈥檚 Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project. 鈥淒ocumenting what government actors do in public is fully protected by the First Amendment, yet those activities are exactly what the government claims makes Mario a danger to society. His detention on this basis is unlawful and sends a chilling message to other journalists, particularly non-citizen journalists, that they will also face retaliation if they report on public officials. We ask the court to reject this egregious suppression of protected press activity and order Mr. Guevara鈥檚 immediate release.鈥� Mr. Guevara has lived in the United States since 2004. He has three children, two of whom are U.S. citizens and one of whom depends on him for long-term medical care. He has a pathway to citizenship through a pending petition from his U.S. citizen son and is legally authorized to live and work in the United States. 鈥淢y father is a dedicated journalist who is motivated only by his desire to help others in our community,鈥� said Katherine Guevara, Mario Guevara鈥檚 daughter. 鈥淔or over 50 days, we have been searching for answers while he languishes in detention as punishment for that sense of duty and care. He needs to be allowed to come home to his family immediately.鈥� Mr. Guevara was standing with other journalists and wearing a vest that identified him as a member of the press when he was arrested on June 14 in DeKalb County while covering a 鈥淣o Kings鈥� protest. Shortly after his arrest, prosecutors dropped the criminal charges stemming from his presence at the protest, having concluded that he was complying with law enforcement directives, and an immigration judge granted bond on July 1. When his family tried to pay the bond, however, ICE officials refused to release him and instead transferred him to Gwinnett County after the Gwinnett County Sherriff鈥檚 Office filed traffic violation charges. Those charges were also dropped shortly thereafter. Mr. Guevara nevertheless remains in custody, in isolation, as ICE appeals his release on bond to the Board of Immigration Appeals. He is currently being held at Folkston ICE Processing Center in southeastern Georgia, over four hours away from his family 鈥� the fifth place he has been held in the two months since his detention. 鈥淛ournalism is not a threat to the community, it is fundamental to our democracy,鈥� said Cory Isaacson, legal director at the 红杏视频 of Georgia. 鈥淟ike other Georgia journalists every day, Mario Guevara serves the people of our state with his reporting, and the First Amendment demands that he be able to do so without fear of being locked up in retaliation. Mr. Guevara is detained in violation of his rights to free speech and a free press, and we are hopeful Mr. Guevara will soon be released.鈥� The 红杏视频; the 红杏视频 of Georgia; the University of Georgia School of Law鈥檚 First Amendment Clinic; Garland, Samuel & Loeb, P.C.; and Diaz & Gaeta Law, LLC filed a habeas petition on Wednesday in the United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia, arguing that Mr. Guevara鈥檚 continued detention violates the First and Fifth Amendments. The petition argues that his continued detention is retaliatory, amounts to a prior restraint on his future speech and reporting, and violates due process.