One year on from the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan
Humanists International’s Casework & Campaigns Manager reflects on Afghanistan one year after the Taliban re-established its Islamic Emirate
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Hungary: city hall moves to appeal reinstatement of Gáspár Békés
Budapest City Hall has filed an appeal against a ruling that it had unlawfully dismissed humanist Gáspár Békés
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India: drop investigations into filmmaker
Poet and filmmaker Leena Manimekalai faces accusations of “hurting religious sentiments” in connection with her documentary short ‘Kaali’
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Conference: The Non-religious and the State: Choices and Frameworks for Seculars from the Age of Revolution to the Current Day
The conference will result in the presentation of over 30 papers on a variety of topics and national contexts about…
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Abortion deleted from UK Government-organised international human rights statement
The revised human rights statement removes all references to ‘sexual and reproductive rights’ and ‘bodily autonomy’.
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Humanists International welcomes new Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief
The UN Human Rights Council has appointed Dr. Nazila Ghanea as the new Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or…
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Humanists well-represented at International FoRB Ministerial
Humanists make their voices heard among hundreds of delegates attending FoRB Ministerial in London, 5-6 July 2022 #FoRBforall
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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
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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…
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Maldives: cease the ongoing harassment of Rusthum Russo
Maldivian activist Rusthum Russo faces judicial harassment
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