Membership blog / 8 July 2021 / Giovanni Gaetani “Capital Punishment without trial in India”: about the death in custody of Father Stan Swamy A blog post by Vidya Bhushan Rawat Read More
Casework blog / 5 July 2021 / Giovanni Gaetani Meet Josef Moradi, the Afghan atheist who fled to Norway to find freedom Joseph Moradi is an Afghan atheist and humanist who was finally granted asylum in Norway in January 2021 after a… Read More
Membership blog / 30 June 2021 / Humanists International “My humanism is a work in progress”: a personal definition by JC, one of our Individual Supporters A personal definition of humanism by JC Candanedo, an Individual Supporter of Humanists International. Read More
Membership blog / 17 June 2021 / Andrew Copson World Humanist Day: a message from our President Andrew Copson sends a message to all humanists across the globe, inviting them to celebrate World Humanist Day together Read More
Advocacy blog / 16 June 2021 / Lillie Ashworth New report sheds light on persecution of non-believers in Africa Non-believers in Africa lack legal protection, suffer political isolation and social intolerance, blogs Leo Igwe. Read More
Young Humanists International blog / 24 May 2021 / Humanist Voices Good without God There is a common claim that for a person to be good, they need to have God. In this blog,… Read More
Advocacy blog / 11 March 2021 / Gabriel Andreescu New PhD thesis on the right of children to freedom of conscience in Romania Emil Moise is the President of Solidarity for Freedom of Conscience, an Associate of Humanists International. He published a new… Read More
Advocacy blog / 13 January 2021 / Lillie Ashworth Vaccines sans frontières: the ethics of equitable vaccine distribution The global roll-out of the vaccine has the potential to deepen global inequality, blogs the Advocacy Officer. Read More
Advocacy blog / 20 November 2020 / Lillie Ashworth Third FoRB Ministerial takes place despite controversial host Poland was chosen to host the event despite its poor record on democracy and human rights. Read More
Membership blog / 12 November 2020 / Giovanni Gaetani The importance of humanist ceremonies – and why you should consider introducing them in your country A blog post to showcase examples of humanist ceremonies from all around the world Read More
Campaigns blog / 27 September 2019 / Giovanni Gaetani Do you remember Mohamed, the Egyptian atheist kicked off a TV interview? Mohamed Hisham who was forced to escape Egypt last year, after a backlash against his "atheist" interview. Read More
Campaigns blog / 8 March 2019 / Jessica McDonald Rahaf was not the first woman to flee sexual apartheid – and she won’t be the last Rahaf al-Qunun is singular in her courage and tenacity. Yet she is not the first and will not be the… Read More
Advocacy blog / 27 March 2018 / Elizabeth O'Casey Culture, religion and the human rights framework: Some reflections after the 37th session of the Human Rights Council After the closing of the 37th session of the UN Human Rights Council, IHEU Director of Advocacy, Elizabeth O’Casey, reflects… Read More
Membership blog / 5 December 2019 / Giovanni Gaetani 20 humanist books to be auctioned off: make your offer today! Italian and Belgian humanists donated 20 books to fund raise money for our Protect Humanists At Risk campaign Read More
Membership blog / 24 April 2020 / Mahalet Tadesse Giorgio Maone from Italy: “We closed our venues before the lockdown, churches are still open today” Thirteenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Giorgio Maone from Italy. Read More