Humanism Under Fire: Remus Cernea on Ukraine, War, and Moral Responsibility
Romanian humanist and former MP Remus Cernea reflects on covering the war in Ukraine.
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At UN, Humanists International highlights risks to children’s’ education rights in conflict
Humanists International has warned the UN Human Rights Council that the education of children in conflict zones is being actively…
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Children’s Rights in Conflict
Humanists International 61st Session of the UN Human Rights Council (23 February – 31 March 2026) Annual Full-Day Meeting on…
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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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Young Humanists in Action: My Experience with the Reasoning Revolution Project
Alexia Ciocheltca, from the Romanian Secular-Humanist Association, shares her successful project on instilling critical thinking with the youth.
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New report exposes the scale of blasphemy laws worldwide
Using examples drawn from among the 38 country entries updated in 2024, the Key Countries edition exposes the pernicious nature…
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At UN, Humanists call for protection of women and children in Slovakia
In a joint statement made at the UN Human Rights Council, the Humanists International and ETHOS Slovakia have called for…
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UPR outcome of Slovakia
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 57th session (9 September –11 October 2024) UPR Outcome of Slovakia Speaker:…
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Hungary: humanist takes case of unfair dismissal to Supreme Court
Campaign against unfair dismissal continues after Appeals Court introduces new evidence in order to rule in favour of Budapest City…
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At UN, Humanists International voices concern over shrinking space for civil society in Russia
At the UN, Humanists International has spoken out against the oppression of journalists, activists, and dissenters, in Russia.
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