Freedom of thought, conscience, religion or belief Archives - Page 23 of 50

General news / 13 November 2019

While several countries have repealed 'blasphemy' laws since 2015, many others still continue to prosecute, and in some countries 'blasphemy'…

Advocacy Statement / 2019 / Saudi / UN Human Rights Council / Item 6: Universal Periodic Review /

International Humanist and Ethical Union 40th Session of the UN Human Rights Council (25th February – 22nd March 2019) UPR:…

General news / 24 October 2019

Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani has been convicted to pay €4000 for blasphemy for having compared the Catholic Church to a…

Humanists International event / 13 November 19 - 13 November 19

Launch of the 2019 edition of the Humanists International Freedom of Thought Report, and dialogue on "The Humanist Contribution to…

Advocacy News / 3 October 2019

Norway's constitutional assertions of national Christian values and the privileged position of the church "send a signal of exclusion", humanists…

General news / 2 October 2019

"Religions don’t have rights, people do. And this includes religious and non-religious minorities, LGBTI+ people, women, and children."

Conferences / 26 September 2019

Humanists International has trained a group of parliamentarians from around the world on the topic of humanism and the situation…

Campaigns / 1 August 2019

Sentenced to death in 2014 following accusations of "blasphemy" and "apostasy", Mohamed Cheikh Ould Mkhaitir has now been freed and…

Conferences / 16 July 2019

Humanists International will participate in a high-level international conference on freedom of religion or belief.

Campaigns blog / 10 July 2019 / Humanists International

There are millions of humanists around the world, but some of them must live in hiding. Here's why.

Advocacy Statement / 2019 / UN Human Rights Council / Item 9: Follow-up and implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action /

International Humanist and Ethical Union 42nd Session of the UN Human Rights Council (9th – 27th September 2019) General Debate…

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