deMens.nu donates £900 to the Protect Humanists At Risk campaign, for the second year in a row
Our Member deMens.nu supported our work to protect humanists at risk again.
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At UN, Humanists International calls for freedom of thought in schools
Responding to a report on the cultural dimensions of the right to education, Humanists International advocated for critical and creative…
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Humanists International launches the 2021 Protect Humanists At Risk campaign
On 29 June Humanists International launched its annual fundraising campaign to raise £25,000 needed to assist humanists who risk their…
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Annual Report 2020: Humanism in times of crisis
Humanists International publishes its 2020 Annual Report
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Following months of delays, Mubarak Bala is to have his day in court
Abuja High Court to hear petition of Nigerian humanist, Mubarak Bala, on 14 July
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Unprecedented interference of the Vatican to modify an anti-hate crime law in Italy
The Holy See has invoked its Concordat with the Italian government to seek modifications of a law currently discussed by…
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“Homophobia kills”: Polish atheists launch a new campaign to stop hate against LGBTI+ people
The Kazimierz Łyszczyński Foundation launches a billboard campaign to "stop religiously motivated hate" against the LGBT+ community in Poland.
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Attend a virtual concert on World Humanist Day
To make this World Humanist Day something special, deMens.nu, the Geuzenhuis, and Humanists International are organizing an international virtual concert.
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Free trade should not come at expense of human rights, humanists tell European Parliament
Humanists reminded MEPs that free trade comes with responsibilities with respect to human rights and the environment.
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How Nepalese humanists are in the frontline against the COVID-19 pandemic
Society for Humanism Nepal developed ingenious digital technologies to assist the Nepali government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Indian rationalist victim of viral hate campaign
Prominent Indian rationalist, Prof. Narendra Nayak, files police complaint following circulation of audio recording inciting violence against him
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