International Humanist News May 2005
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IHEU speaks out at the UN on women’s rights
IHEU's president Roy Brown spoke at the UN Commission on Human Rights on 7 April on behalf of Representative Michele…
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IHEU defends secularism and freedom of expression at UN
IHEU's president Roy Brown spoke at the UN Commission on Human Rights on 5 April 2005. He urged the Commission…
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International Humanism receives big boost
IHEU records with gratitude an anonymous donation of £25000 received by IHEU and the International Humanist Trust. IHEU is in…
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Special session on science at the World Humanist Congress, Wednesday 6th July, 2005
The 16th World Humanist Congress, Paris, 5-7 July 2005, is devoted to the theme of Separation of Religion and State.…
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IHEU Speaks Out at the UN on Food for the Sudan
In a joint statement with the Association for World Education, Representative David G Littman spoke at the UN Commission on…
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President commissions IHEYO office
Thursday 20th of January 2005 will remain indelible in the history of global youth Humanism as the day that IHEYO…
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PHILOSOPHER OF THE QUARTER: Michel Foucault (French philosopher, 1926-1984)
“Curiosity is a vice that has been stigmatized in turn by Christianity, by philosophy and even by a certain conception…
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UN General Assembly approves declaration banning all forms of cloning
…declaration frustrates Scientists The United Nations General Assembly on 8th March, 2005 approved a non-binding declaration calling on all UN…
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More must be done to avoid muslim-christian violence in Nigeria
While commendable initiatives have been adopted in Nigeria by both the state and civil society to promote dialogue between Muslims…
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Majority of Iranian Youths not pleased with their country’s religious fanaticism!
The dream of many young Iranians is to leave the country, and half consider themselves secular. These surprising findings emerged…
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