Humanist movement makes a comeback in Libya
Humanists Libya, supported by Humanists International Grants Program, revives movement, aids persecuted individuals, and advocates for humanist values in Libya.
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At UN, Humanists International expresses concern about intolerance of minority beliefs and identity in Algeria & Tunisia
Humanists International has spoken out at the UN to highlight the increasingly difficult and hostile environment for realising the right…
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Treatment of minorities in Algeria and Tunisia (English Version)
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 52nd session (27 February – 4 April 2023) General Debate Item 6:…
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Algeria: acquittal of humanist academic is a victory for the right to freedom of religion or belief
On 1 February, a court in Algeria overturned the conviction of humanist academic Said Djabelkhir
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Libya: Concern for members of the Tanweer Movement
Humanists International continues to monitor the situation closely and calls on the Libyan authorities to cease its campaign of harassment…
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Humanists International urges Egypt and Nigeria to uphold rights of non-religious, at UN
Humanists International has raised the case of Mubarak Bala, and reminded Egypt and Nigeria of their obligations under the Durban…
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Calling for open societies in Nigeria and Egypt
بيان شفوي الإتحاد الإنساني والأخلاقي الدولي مجلس حقوق الإنسان التابع للأمم المتحدة ، الدورة 48 (8 إلى 13 سبتمبر 2021)…
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Algeria: quash the conviction of humanist academic Said Djabelkhir
On 22 April, humanist academic - an expert on sufism - Said Djabelkhir was sentenced to three years in prison
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Algeria: drop charges against humanist academic on trial for alleged ‘blasphemy’
Humanist Said Djabelkhir, a leading expert on Sufism, is currently standing trial for ‘blasphemy.’ Humanists International calls on the Algerian…
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