UNCIVIL LIBERTIES "is first class: effective, informative, moving and disturbing."
 

John L. Esposito. Ph.D.
Professor of Religion and International Affairs and of Islamic Studies at Georgetown University.  Editor-in-Chief of The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World and The Oxford History of Islam.

"It is rare to find a documentary video that truly breaks new ground. UNCIVIL LIBERTIES exposes a subject that we hear almost nothing about in the mainstream press, that right here in the US people are held in jail without charge, trial or due process. Everyone concerned with human rights should see it."

 
Marty Rosenbluth
Director "Jerusalem: An Occupation Set in Stone?"
Winner of "Best Political Documentary" at the Charleston WorldFest Film Festival, The Silver Prize for International Documentaries at the Houston International Film Festival, the Lindheim Award at the Berkeley Jewish Video Festival, and Second Place for Social Issues Documentaries at the Columbus International Film Festival.

"UNCIVIL LIBERTIES is a powerful indictment against the INS and the so-called Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Legislation. Allegedly in the name of 'state-security,'  the INS and the FBI, with the consent of Congress, have been denigrating and subverting the very foundation of our justice system"
 

Rania Masri
1999 NC International Human Rights Award Receipient
 

"Secret Evidence is not only un-American and unconstitutional, it's evil. It tears the fabric of our Constitution. For all those who care about civil rights, UNCIVIL LIBERTIES is a must see."
 

Aly Abuzaakouk, Executive Director
American Muslim Council (AMC)

"This documentary is of the utmost importance to the Arab-American community. It is truly a timely and powerful documentation of one of the most serious abuses of human and constitutional rights in our country today. The struggle against secret evidence has been one of the most important concerns of ADC and of the Arab-American community. UNCIVIL LIBERTIES is truly an asset to all those fighting to abolish this unconscionable practice."
 

Dr. Hala Maksoud, President
American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC)

"UNCIVIL LIBERTIES is an eye opener...It is a must to watch".
 

Nihad Awad, President
Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)

"Although the Arab American community has been suffering with the nightmare of secret evidence for years, much of America remains in the dark about this vile practice.  By bringing the Department of Justice's use of secret evidence out of the dark and into the light, UNCIVIL LIBERTIES can help end the secret evidence nightmare for its victims and their families and, in the process, restore integrity to our justice system."
 

Dr. James J. Zogby, President
Arab American Institute (AAI)