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In many parts of the world, humanists, atheists and other non-religious people are routinely persecuted for their beliefs. In such…

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Greece: cease judicial harassment of human rights defender

11 August 2022 | Greece

Belgian humanists condemn lack of abortion access for Ukrainian refugees

10 August 2022 | Ukraine

India: drop investigations into filmmaker

5 August 2022 | India

Humanists call on the Europe’s Asylum Agency to consider experience of the non-religious

28 July 2022 | 13531, Planá nad Lužnicí, Czechia

Abortion deleted from UK Government-organised international human rights statement

19 July 2022 | United Kingdom

Abortion in Malta

11 July 2022 | 6 Triq Ganni Portelli, Attard, Malta

“Overturning Roe v Wade has not ended the attack on abortion”, says Humanists International at UN

6 July 2022 | Unnamed Road, Culbertson, NE 69024, USA

Afghanistan: Humanists International condemns systematic erasure of women and girls from public life

1 July 2022 | Afghanistan

Maldives: cease the ongoing harassment of Rusthum Russo

22 June 2022 |

Luxembourg’s nonreligious residents rise to 51% in 2022, new survey shows

21 June 2022 | Luxembourg

Humanist activist from Philippines calls on UN to protect young women human rights defenders

20 June 2022 |

At UN, Humanists condemn Hungarian government over deteriorating human rights situation

29 March 2022 | Hungary

Myanmar: Humanists call for stronger international response to coup

23 March 2022 | Myanmar (Burma)

"Saudi Arabia must lift Raif Badawi's travel ban," Humanists International says at UN

22 March 2022 | Saudi Arabia

2021 Press Project advances humanism in Peruvian academia

22 March 2022 | Peru

Libya: Concern for members of the Tanweer Movement

16 March 2022 | Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

At UN, Humanists highlight role of critical thinking in combating harmful superstitious attitudes towards persons with albinism

15 March 2022 | Ndélé, Central African Republic

Italy: UAAR condemns unfair treatment of non-religious and clerical child abuse

2 March 2022 | Italy

Sri Lankan humanists urge the government to end discriminatory legal system

17 February 2022 | Sri Lanka

Ugandan Humanists conduct successful training in support of LGBTI+ communities

7 February 2022 | Uganda

Humanists International begins new capacity building project in South Asia

31 January 2022 | Nepal

Humanists Barbados: advocating for free thought and human rights despite the backlash

20 December 2021 | Barbados

This is how Humanists International helped my family and I to find freedom

22 October 2021 | Jawhar, Somalia

Latest Reads

Humanists At Risk / 11 August 2022

Greece: cease judicial harassment of human rights defender

In the coming months, humanist and human rights advocate Panayote Dimitras faces multiple trials, accused of "filing a false complaint"

Advocacy News / 10 August 2022

Belgian humanists condemn lack of abortion access for Ukrainian refugees

In a speech to the European Parliament, the President of Centre d’Action Laïque has condemned restrictions on abortion access faced…

Campaigns / 5 August 2022

India: drop investigations into filmmaker

Poet and filmmaker Leena Manimekalai faces accusations of “hurting religious sentiments” in connection with her documentary short ‘Kaali’

/ 20 October 22 - 22 October 22

Conference: The Non-religious and the State: Choices and Frameworks for Seculars from the Age of Revolution to the Current Day

The conference will result in the presentation of over 30 papers on a variety of topics and national contexts about…

Casework blog / 28 July 2022 / Emma Wadsworth-Jones

We have the tools to influence change, now we must use them

In this blog, Humanists International’s Casework & Campaigns Manager, Emma Wadsworth-Jones reflects on some of the challenges of supporting humanists…

Humanists At Risk / 28 July 2022

Humanists call on the Europe’s Asylum Agency to consider experience of the non-religious

AHA Luxembourg has called on its representatives to ensure that the European Union Agency for Asylum takes into account the…

Protect Humanists at Risk

25 July 2022

Will you help us to protect humanists at risk in 2022?

Today we are launching our annual fundraiser to help Protect Humanists at Risk.

20 July 2022

Greek parents succeed in court case challenging procedure for exemption from religious education

A group of parents have succeeded in their effort to change the procedure for applying for an exemption from religious…

Members and partners / 19 July 2022

Abortion deleted from UK Government-organised international human rights statement

The revised human rights statement removes all references to ‘sexual and reproductive rights’ and ‘bodily autonomy’.