African Humanist Youth Days, 22-24 July 2016, Kenya
The African Humanist Youth Days will arrive at the African continent. The first time this kind of event will be…
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IHEU calls on UN to protect human rights defenders
On the first day of the 32nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, the International Humanist and Ethical Union…
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“Humanism is the ultimate, long-standing and unfaltering ally of LGBTI people everywhere.”
Humanists around the world have reacted with sadness and renewed determination in the face of the Orlando LGBTI nightclub massacre.…
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Humanists to Greece: It is past time to abolish “blasphemy” law
Consecutive Greek governments have pledged to reassess or abolish the country’s outdated “blasphemy” laws but have failed to achieve any progress, campaigners have…
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Luxembourg humanists sued for massive “damages”, could face prison, over a Facebook post
The President of the Luxembourg Alliance of Humanists, Atheists and Agnostics (AHA) faces a possible prison sentence and a lawsuit…
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Goodbye Letter from former EWG Chair Lennart Kolenberg
IHEYO newsletter April/May, 2016 Dear humanist friends, For the last four years, I’ve been lucky to be involved in the…
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Religion and Memes: A Hundred Students Walk Out of a Lecture
Dustin Celestino, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 A few days ago I was doing a lecture on the difference between master morality…
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Self Criticism
Remmelt Ellen, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 Criticising yourself is hard, from my own experience. It is easy to pat yourself…
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Being Prepared for a Change
Sergey Badaev, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 Humanists may feel proud that their views are not dogmatic. In Amsterdam Declaration 2002…
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Unnoticed and Prejudiced: What else do we need to know about Mental Illness?
Prateek Sharma, IHEYO Newsletter April/May, 2016 We live in a society that subjects us to develop a behavioral pattern which…
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Secularism in Romania: When the freedom of speech is undermined through social pressure
Jarcatimea Timi, IHEYO newsletter April/May, 2016 Following the fall of communism in 1989, religious freedom was, among their newfound freedoms,…
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