Members and partners / 20 May 2009 Gay & Lesbian Humanist published — available free online George Broadhead writes: The new issue of Gay & Lesbian Humanist (May 2009) is out now and available FREE at… Read More
Conferences / 26 January 2009 Levi Fragell, Sam Ayache, Roy Brown, Babu Gogineni and Jim Herrick speak at Atheist conference in India An eventful 7th World Atheist Conference was held on January 5-7, 2009 at Vijayawada, India. The conference was organized by… Read More
13 December 2008 UN Celebrates 60 years of Human Rights: a personal view I attended the celebration to mark the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights at the Palais des… Read More
Young Humanists International / 1 December 2008 News around the world – Human Rights violation Revivalism of religious rights is a challenge to democratic secular constitution By Vidya Bhushan Rawat Immediately after the Delhi… Read More
Members and partners / 10 November 2008 Gay and Lesbian Humanist magazine reappears After several years' absence, Gay and Lesbian Humanist magazine has resumed publication, in an online version. Read More
Conferences / 7 November 2008 Council of Ex-Muslims holds conference in London: Political Islam, Sharia Law and Civil Society In October 2008, the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain (CEMB) celebrated its first anniversary with a conference on Political Islam,… Read More
Young Humanists International / 22 October 2008 Book Advice and more Submission (film) Submission is a 10-minute film in English directed by Theo van Gogh and written by Ayaan Hirsi Ali.… Read More
10 September 2008 Spinoza and secularism at the UN Quoting Spinoza in a statement to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva delivered jointly with the Association for World… Read More
Young Humanists International / 31 August 2008 News from India: Honoured killings *Honoured killing are an illegitimate justification to save a fragile caste structure?* Kill to Honour the caste system By Vidya… Read More
23 June 2008 Discussion of religious questions now banned at UN Human Rights Council The UN Human Rights Council is not allowed to judge religions, according to president Doru Romulus Costea of Romania. Criticism… Read More
Members and partners / 22 March 2008 Punjab bans rationalist literature In a shocking affront to freedom of expression, the Government of Punjab, India, has banned four rationalist books and threatened… Read More