Legitimacy Without Permission; Why Humanist Voices Matter
A.J. Surin, Founder & President, Humanists Malaysia, argues that humanist voices do not require state permission to be legitimate.
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Humanists Highlight Nexus Between Freedom of Religion or Belief and Death to UN Expert
Humanists International and several of its member organizations have submitted responses to the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion…
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Humanists ask Malaysia to create space for the non-religious
At the UN Human Rights Council, Humanists Malaysia and Humanists International have delivered a statement drawing attention to the chasm…
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The right to freedom of religion or belief in Malaysia
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 60th session (8 September to 8 October 2025) General Debate under Item…
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Interactive dialogue with Ahmed Shaheed on freedom of expression
ORAL STATEMENT International Humanist and Ethical Union UN Human Rights Council, 34th Session (27th February – 31st March 2017) Interactive Dialogue…
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The Durban Declaration and apostasy
International Humanist and Ethical Union ORAL STATEMENT UN Human Rights Council, 39rd Session (18th – 20th September 2018) General Debate: Item 9 Kacem…
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Growing evidence of worsening persecution targeting the non-religious around the world, new report reveals
New report exposes an array of tactics used against humanists, atheists and non-religious people
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UPR statement on Malaysia
ORAL STATEMENT International Humanist and Ethical Union 40th Session of the UN Human Rights Council (25th February – 22nd March…
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Atheism “very dangerous” and “unconstitutional” says government minister in Malaysia, again, wrongly
A government official in Malaysia has, wrongly, repeated claims today that atheism is a “very dangerous” ideology which is prohibited under…
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