A Painstaking Lesson on Violence
By Raul Kolk This article first appeared in the December 2015 edition of the IHEYO Youth Speak newsletter. Do you ever…
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From Africa: The Tarok Youth
By Nandip Andrew This article first appeared in the December 2015 edition of the IHEYO Youth Speak newsletter. The Tarok people…
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The need for AHS societies at universities in the UK and ROI
By Hari Parekh This article first appeared in the December 2015 edition of the IHEYO Youth Speak newsletter. What is the…
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Adopting Refugees
By Jing Dalagan This article first appeared in the December 2015 edition of the IHEYO Youth Speak newsletter. I remember watching…
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From Europe: Announcing the ‘We Need Youth’ Program
By Samuel Fuks This article first appeared in the December 2015 edition of the IHEYO Youth Speak newsletter. The event, which…
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A Call for Legalisation of Abortion in Uganda
By Kato Mukasa This paper was first presented at the Open Talk Debate on 10 October, 2015, at Fair Way Hotel,…
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From the Americas: University of Missouri Protests
Anya Overmann and Julia Julstrom-Agoyo report on an extraordinary student-led protest in response to perceived inaction after a series of racist incidents on…
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A Black South African Woman’s Journey to Atheism
Leo Igwe interviews Nosipho, on how she lost her Christian faith and embraced atheism South Africa is one of the least…
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Humanism in the Philippines
The IHEU held its 2015 General Assembly in the Philippines, alongside the Philippine Atheist and Agnostic conference this year. Kevin Enriquez reflects on…
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‘Laïcité’ is not an opinion; it is the freedom to have one
Laetitia Gaspar examines the principles of French secularism (Laïcité), its history, the challenges it faces, and the implications it has today. This article first appeared…
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IHEYO General Assembly, November 2015
50 passionate Humanists from 15 different countries descended on Oslo on the 30th November. They came for IHEYO’s General…
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