Legal team seek relocation of Mubarak Bala to neutral territory
The legal team have filed a motion to have Mubarak moved to Abuja where he will be safer.
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Council of Ex-Muslims of Sri Lanka held its 5th General Assembly despite threats
The AGM was held in a climate of tension and fear due to growing threats against the non-religious community in…
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Council of Europe passes resolutions on ethical vaccine policy and ethnic profiling
Humanists International reports on key developments from the "hybrid" Winter session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
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Freethought Lebanon and SOCH Nepal submit human rights reports to UN UPR
The UPR submissions will provide essential, firsthand facts to support the review of Lebanon and Nepal's human rights framework.
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Mubarak Bala announced as recipient of Gordon Ross Humanist of the Year award
Humanist Society Scotland announces Mubarak Bala as the Gordon Ross Humanist of the Year
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Mubarak Bala must be released, says Abuja High Court
The ruling in which the judge declared Bala’s continuous incarceration as illegal and ordered his immediate release.
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Humanists reaffirm importance of FoRB in the context of all human rights
On Human Rights Day, Humanists International took part in an event to reaffirm the human rights nature of FoRB in…
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In 2021 Humanists International will award more than £120,000 to fund humanist projects around the world
The announcement of our 2021 Grants Scheme
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High Court hearing in the case of Mubarak Bala postponed
High Court hearing in case of Mubarak Bala postponed to 21 December due to a case backlog.
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Pandemic measures misused to roll-back rights of humanists and the non-religious, new report shows
Humanists International launches the Freedom of Thought Report 2020
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Humanists International Testifies at US Federal Hearing on Global Blasphemy Laws
Humanists International Directory of Advocacy, Elizabeth O'Casey, testified at a USCIRF hearing on how the United States can effectively work…
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