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Advocacy News / 6 July 2022

“Overturning Roe v Wade has not ended the attack on abortion”, says Humanists International at UN

Humanists International condemns in the strongest terms the United States Supreme Court’s decision to revoke the constitutional right to abortion.

Advocacy Statement / 2022 / United States / UN Human Rights Council / Item 9: Follow-up and implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action /

Racism, the right to health and abortion in the United States

ORAL STATEMENT International Humanist and Ethical Union 50th Session of the UN Human Rights Council (13 June 2022 to 08…

Advocacy Statement / 2022 / Afghanistan / UN Human Rights Council / Urgent Debate /

The situation of women and girls under the Taliban-controlled Afghanistan

ORAL STATEMENT International Humanist and Ethical Union 50th Session of the UN Human Rights Council (13 June 2022 to 08…

Advocacy News / 1 July 2022

Afghanistan: Humanists International condemns systematic erasure of women and girls from public life

During an urgent debate at the UN, Humanists International condemned the denial of education, healthcare and freedom of movement to…

Campaigns / 1 July 2022

Nigeria: Court inefficiencies delay appeal process in case of Mubarak Bala

Fears that the delay in the transferral of Bala’s court records will unduly prolong his quest for justice

Advocacy News / 28 June 2022

Humanist representative elected as new President of UN NGO Committee on FoRB

Humanists International’s Director of Advocacy, Elizabeth O‘Casey, has been elected as President of the United Nations NGO Committee on FoRB…

28 June 2022

Send a message of hope and solidarity to Mubarak Bala and his family

This month, as we celebrate World Humanist Day, we must not forget those who are unable to live life true…

Humanists At Risk / 22 June 2022

Maldives: cease the ongoing harassment of Rusthum Russo

Maldivian activist Rusthum Russo faces judicial harassment

Status: Active

Case of Concern / Maldives / Apostasy laws / Under Threat

Mohamed Rusthum Mujuthaba

Members and partners / 21 June 2022

Luxembourg’s nonreligious residents rise to 51% in 2022, new survey shows

A new survey in Luxembourg showed that less than half of the residents consider themselves to be religious.

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