Humanists International calls for focus on human rights and transparency in EU FoRB appointment
Humanists International has written to the European Commission to urge transparency in its appointment of the next EU FoRB Envoy.
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Artistic freedom is a ‘cornerstone of democracy’, civil society tells EU
Humanists International urges EU to do more to protect freedom of artistic expression in the face of increasing threats.
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Humanists International stands in solidarity with victims of human rights violations in Poland
Humanists International express its concerns for the human rights situation in Poland and stands with all victims of discrimination in…
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Nigerian authorities continue to impede Bala’s access to justice
Continued delays in Bala's case violate his fundamental human rights and call into question the integrity of the Nigerian justice…
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Humanists International joins call for urgent UN investigation into China’s human rights violations
Humanists International has joined over 300 NGOs in a call for systematic UN monitoring and reporting on China's human rights…
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Annual Report 2019: reviewing a successful year, and plans for the future
Humanists International publishes its Annual Report 2019
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Sudanese state embraces secularism
In a move that puts an end to 30 years of Islamic rule, the Sudanese Transitional government have signed a…
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“France has freedom of expression”, says Macron after Charlie Hebdo republishes the Prophet’s cartoons
French President Macron reaffirmed freedom of expression as a secular value in France
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Happy birthday, Humanists International!
Today Humanists International celebrates 68 years from its foundation.
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This is how we help humanists at risk
How, when and where we work to #ProtectHumanistsAtRisk
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Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka, sends message of solidarity to Mubarak Bala, detained for 100 days
Wole Soyinka writes to the President of Humanist Association of Nigeria on his 100th day in detention
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