Belgium honours IHEU president
The Belgian government has honoured International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU) president Sonja Eggerickx as an “exceptional woman”. To celebrate…
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UN must address corruption and human rights abuses
Today at the United Nations, IHEU focused attention on the connection between corruption and human rights abuses. In a statement…
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IHEU blasts Human Rights Council on its selectivity
Speaking in a dialogue with the High Commissioner for Human Rights at the 16th session of the United Nations Human…
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International Conference on Women’s Rights, Sharia Law and Secularism
IHEU member organization One Law for All will mark International Women's Day with an all-day conference in London on "Women’s…
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UN publishes two IHEU reports: on Corruption, and on Child Abuse and the Holy See
The UN Human Rights Council has published two reports by IHEU in connection with the 16th session of the Council…
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Opinion: Humanism Through UNESCO’s Eye
Often Humanism is considered and defined in various ways. Last time, youthspeak made a small research on Humanist education providing…
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Presedential Note
Dear Readers of the YouthSpeak, what a year! Looking backwards we always have the feeling that every year is running…
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Editorial Notes
This is the last issue of 2011 YouthSpeak. We good bye year 2011 here. With this IHEYO enters to 10…
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New poll shows UK Census will undercount the non-religious
Two thirds of adults living in Scotland are not religious—but the 2011 Census question won't show that, says the Humanist…
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A rare victory for Human Rights
On 25 February 2011, at a hastily called special session, the United Nations Human Rights Council unanimously adopted a resolution to seek the suspension on…
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Humanist weddings surpass Catholic weddings in Scotland
Humanist wedding ceremonies are more popular in Scotland than Catholic weddings. Humanist ceremonies are now the third most popular form…
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