Tunisian activist faces imminent deportation from Denmark, posing an extreme risk to his well-being
Nacer Amari faces imminent deportation from Denmark where he has sought asylum, putting him at risk of persecution in Tunisia
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On World Humanist Day, help us to Protect Humanists at Risk
Humanists around the world face discrimination, persecution and ostracism due to their non-religious beliefs.
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Humanists International Observes World Refugee Day
On World Refugee Day, we come together to recognise the plight faced by the many people who have been forcibly…
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Mounting concerns for Mubarak Bala’s wellbeing
Six weeks on from his arrest, Bala’s legal team have not been able to confirm his whereabouts or wellbeing
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Sikivu Hutchinson: an unapologetically black, feminist and heretical humanist – a review
"Hutchinson is a brilliant writer and a decent human being, who writes articulately with moral force" says Scott Jacobsen.
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More Than a Health Crisis: Covid-19 and the Backward March on Gender Equality
From the rise in gender-based violence to the lack of face masks for frontline healthcare workers, we look at how…
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Three weeks on Mubarak Bala still in detention
As of 19 May 2020, still no word from the President of the Humanist Association of Nigeria
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Scotland abolishes its “blasphemy” law
The Scottish Government has announced the abolition of its “blasphemy” law.
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The unfortunate influence of religion on US Foreign Policy
Intern at Humanists International, Mahalet Tadesse, blogs on the effect religion has had on American foreign policy under President Trump.
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Sudan plans to scrap death penalty for apostasy
Sudan has announced that it will remove the death penalty for the crime of “apostasy.”
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Blasphemy laws abolished in Ireland
Ireland has become the eighth country to abolish its "blasphemy" law since 2015.
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