Global events mark launch of Freedom of Thought Report 2025
Our Members have held events around the world to discuss the report and its findings.
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Grant recipient prevents mob violence against alleged “witches” in Nigeria
Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AfAW) has helped prevent mob violence and protect individuals falsely accused of “witchcraft” in Nigeria.
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Humanists International awards funding to 13 global projects in 2026
Humanists International has awarded grants to 13 projects around the world through its 2026 Grants Program.
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Humanism in Malawi: Wonderful Mkhutche on Secular Progress
“Knowledge should lead to deeper questioning and critical thinking about previously held beliefs.” — Wonderful Mkhutche
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Humanistic Education in Uganda: Enginel B. Johnson Interview
Interview with Enginel B. Johnson of Hillside Nursery & Orphanage School in Kasese, Uganda.
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Humanists International urges UN to protect the rights of the non-religious in life and death
Humanists International has delivered a statement to the UN Human Rights Council highlighting the pervasive discrimination faced by humanists and…
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Freedom of Religion or Belief and Death
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International 61st Session of the UN Human Rights Council (23rd February – 31st March 2026) Interactive Dialogue…
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New report by Humanists International examines the link between religion and the rise of authoritarianism around the world
The Key Countries edition explores how religion is used to assert control and legitimize the erosion of human rights.
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At UN, Humanists Call for the Protection of Women and Girls from Female Genital Mutilation
Humanists International has warned the UN Human Rights Council that freedom of religion or belief must never be misused to…
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Beyond Superstition: The 2025 Fight to End Africa’s “Witch-Hunt” Epidemic
Advocacy for Alleged Witches leads a nationwide movement in Nigeria aimed at eradicating the "epidemic" of "witchcraft" accusations.
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Secular Education in Uganda: Abrimac’s Masereka Solomon on Building Evidence-Based Schools
“A school is not a preaching center; a school is a learning center.” — Masereka Solomon
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