We are moving offices
Our London office is moving address. From Monday 25 February 2013 we will be in a new office at: IHEU,…
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Humanists remember Eze Ebisike (1937-2013)
Nigerian Humanist, and former chair of the Nigerian Humanist Movement (NHM), Eze Ebisike, died last week at the age of 75, a…
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Humanists welcome UK commitment to freedom of religion or belief
Baroness Warsi, a senior Foreign and Commonwealth Office minister in the UK government, has emphasised in a speech to the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)…
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Even a humanist can hope for a Pope fit for the twenty-first century
The Vatican has announced that Pope Benedict XVI is resigning with effect from 28th February. During his papacy, Joseph Ratzinger has presided over –…
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Humanists welcome new life stance equality for Iceland
The Icelandic Parliament (Althing) passed a new law yesterday (30 January, 2013) which for first time in Icelandic history recognizes…
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European Court of Human Rights throws out Christian “discrimination” claims
Yesterday the European Court of Human Rights threw out three of four cases brought by Christians who had alleged they…
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IHEU urges calm and safeguarding of Alber Saber while on bail
Young Egyptian Facebook user, Alber Saber, has today been sentenced to three years for "offending" religion. He should be out on bail…
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New global report on discrimination against the non-religious
– New report highlights persecution of atheists – Blasphemy prosecutions rise with social media The International Humanist and Ethical Union…
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The Nigerian WitchChild: What Future?
With just about six years to the deadline for meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDG), and eleven years to the…
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International Conference “West African Humanism in Action”, Accra, Ghana, 23-25 November 2012
Brief Report prepared by HAG and IHEYO, see also: http://ghanahumanists.wordpress.com/2013/01/08/rep… Or read a full report here. Over 55 people attended…
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