For over 50 years, the Asian Law Caucus has served as a laboratory for community lawyering. We're launching a new chapter to take our civil rights litigation and advocacy to the next level.

Aarti Kohli, executive director of the Asian Law Caucus, reflects on the power and opportunity of community lawyering to advance racial and economic justice.

The Asian Law Caucus' new logo honors our history and makes a statement about our future and enduring commitment to community struggle and civil rights activism.

Every year, the U.S. government places thousands of people on the No Fly List, an opaque list that operates under an impossible veil of secrecy.

17 Chinese immigrant workers have won a $60k settlement from former employer, Lee’s Deli restaurant. The victory is notable given the difficulty of recovering unpaid wages after a business closure.

Over 30 legal, civil rights, and community organizations sent a letter to Stanford University urging the administration to dismiss charges against students that supported Palestinian human rights.

A federal judge has approved a major agreement that provides a clear visa reconsideration process to nearly 25,000 community members who were harmed by the Trump administration’s Muslim Ban.

A judge ruled that Uber and Lyft cannot evade the Cal/OSHA process on citations issued against the rideshare companies for violating state health and safety protections during the COVID-19 pandemic.