Boston Catholic Charities Puts Ugly Political Agenda Before Child Welfare
'Denying children a loving and stable home serves absolutely no higher purpose,' said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
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House Leadership Attempts to Sink Popular Hate Crimes Legislation
Suspension Vote Is Calculated Effort to Stop Hate Crimes Legislation from Advancing
State Department Report on Human Rights Violations Points to U.A.E. and Iran as Culprits, Among Othe
'The State Department report is enlightening but it won't be effective if theU.S. government keeps siding with abusers likeIran in supporting silencing human rights watchers,' said Human Rights Campaign President…
Supreme Court Decision Allows Military to Circumvent Non-Discrimination Measures
'The American government shouldn't be in the business of sidestepping anti-discrimination policies,' said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
World Religions and the Struggle for Equality
Harry Knox and Sharon Groves, Conscience Magazine, Spring 2006
Wisconsin Voters Now Have Chance to Say No to Discrimination in November
'The Legislature voted to discriminate but fair-minded Wisconsin voters will have the final say in November,' said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
Discrimination Has No Place in New Jersey Schools
'Tonight's school board meeting sends a message to young people that differences are to be demonized,' said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
Missouri Judge Sides with Child Welfare Experts, Granting Lesbian Couple Foster Parents' License
'It is heartening to see that today's ruling took into account the best interests of the child,' said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
Senate to Vote on So-Called 'Marriage Protection Amendment' Prior to Fall Elections
'Not one marriage is protected by this amendment and all marriages are devalued when used as a political ploy,' said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese.
President's Budget Presents Mixed Bag on HIV/AIDS
WASHINGTON - President Bush's budget proposal, released yesterday, presents a mixed bag on HIV/AIDS, with modest funding increases in care and treatment programs, additional cuts in Medicaid and a dangerous…
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