The International Center for Advocates Against Discrimination (ICAAD) is deeply concerned about the recent acts by a Bavarian judge, prosecutor, and police to seek, issue, and carry out a warrant to search the offices and homes of an attorney and his client who...
November 15, 2012 In this Newsletter: Get To Know ICAAD: Vision, Mission, & Program Areas What Has ICAAD Accomplished This Year? ICAAD’s Website Is Live! Formal Launch On Human Rights Day Exploring The Intersection Of Art & Discrimination Exhibition...
Invest in ICAAD, Invest in Innovation: Using Technology to Promote Human Rights – Part I Highlights: Global Classroom on Structural Discrimination Expanding use of Virtual Dialogue to Reach Audiences Globally As we near the end of 2012, we are releasing a three...
Invest in ICAAD, Invest in Innovation:Part II – Measurable Impact and Partnerships As the end of 2012 nears, we at ICAAD believe we have a duty to show the social impact of our contributor’s donations in a measurable way. We view our donors as more than...
In Nijar v. Holder, Jaspreet Singh, ICAAD’s Director of Policy and Advocacy successfully argued, on appeal from the BIA, that termination of asylum by an asylum officer must be subject to judicial review by the Executive Office of Immigration Review, as a...
In Rashika v. Holder, Jaspreet Singh, ICAAD’s Director of Policy and Advocacy argued that Indo-Fijian women with no systems of support in Fiji should be eligible for asylum, as a particularly disfavored group with a well founded fear of future persecution. Ms....
