Gaylene Middleton from New Zealand: “We are fortunate because we don’t need help. Let’s rather help the international community”
Fourteenth mini-interview in the #GlobalHumanismNow series: Gaylene Middleton from New Zealand
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UPR statement on New Zealand
ORAL STATEMENT International Humanist and Ethical Union 41st Session of the UN Human Rights Council (24th June – 12th July…
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New Zealand’s national “Diversity” statement excludes non-religious people
Humanists commend human rights progress in New Zealand; but express concern as non-religious people are excluded from "Diversity" statement
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New Zealand is latest nation to repeal ‘blasphemy’ laws
Politicians in New Zealand have voted to abolish "outdated" criminal law including "blasphemous libel"
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Humanists condemn “the politics of division”, resurgent in many parts of the world
Representatives of the worldwide humanist movement have condemned the spread of “the politics of division” in various countries and regions,…
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Disability and education: We must break down “artificial and unnecessary barriers”
During the UN Human Rights Council’s annual discussion on the human rights of persons with disabilities, IHEU representative Hannah Bock,…
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Humanists around the world celebrate World Humanist Day, 21 June 2013
Humanists around the world are celebrating World Humanist Day. The annual event is an opportunity for individuals to learn about…
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A.C. Grayling speaks for IHEU at UN Human Rights Council
In a speech to the Human Rights Council on 16 June on behalf of IHEU, Professor Anthony Grayling called upon…
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The Purple Economy: Supernatural Charities, Tax and the State
In a new book, Max Wallace of the Australian National Secular Association argues that democracies should be republics characterized by…
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Australian parliament censors MP’s euthanasia speech
South Australian Democrat MP Sandra Kanck has published a speech made to the South Australian parliament about euthanasia on a…
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