How will the Humanists International 2025 conference in Luxembourg promote scientific literacy and global equity through its theme, speakers, and…

How are Peruvian humanists responding to authoritarianism, religious privilege, and attacks on civil society?

How does David “Maheengun” Cook bridge traditional Anishinaabe teachings with a atheist humanist worldview?

Can journalism help heal the wounds of clergy abuse while preserving the integrity of faith and fostering interfaith accountability?

APERAT's Humanist Route II in Peru engaged communities in Chimbote and Cuzco, fostering humanist values and building networks to promote…

In this blog, Humanists International’s Director of Advocacy, Elizabeth O’Casey, reflects on the outcomes of an emergency session held today…

"There is a culture of impunity in Lebanon", Freethought Lebanon reflects on Lebanon's UPR presentation at the UN.

Mohamed Cheikh Ould Mkhaitir, an antislavery activist and blogger from Mauritania who spent six years in prison and survived ‘death…

Non-believers in Africa lack legal protection, suffer political isolation and social intolerance, blogs Leo Igwe.

Emil Moise is the President of Solidarity for Freedom of Conscience, an Associate of Humanists International. He published a new…

The global roll-out of the vaccine has the potential to deepen global inequality, blogs the Advocacy Officer.