Freedom of Religion or Belief and Freedom from Torture and Ill-Treatment
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 58th session (24 February – 4 April 2025) Interactive Dialogue with Special…
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American Humanist Association hosts international launch of the Freedom of Thought Report 2024
Hundreds join online and in person for the launch of the 2024 Key Countries edition of the Freedom of Thought…
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New report exposes the scale of blasphemy laws worldwide
Using examples drawn from among the 38 country entries updated in 2024, the Key Countries edition exposes the pernicious nature…
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Nigeria: humanist leader freed at last
Humanist leader, Mubarak Bala, finally released from prison, more than four years after his arbitrary detention.
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At European Parliament, humanists call for balanced and constructive social dialogue
Katrin Raczynski has been nominated by Humanists International to participate in the European Parliament’s Article 17 seminar to discuss the…
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Humanists call for equal representation in dialogue with Council of the EU
Humanists International and several secular and humanist organisations have raised concerns about the handling of the Article 17 TFEU dialogue…
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Humanists International submission cited by United Nations Secretary-General
United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has cited a submission made by Humanists International in his report on countering intolerance, underscoring…
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Gender and human rights investigations
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 57th session (9 September –11 October 2024) Annual discussion on the integration…
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At UN, Italian humanists spotlight issues of reproductive rights, LGBTI+ rights, and assisted dying
In a submission to the UN, Union of Rationalist Atheists and Agnostics (UAAR), a Member of Humanists International, has highlighted…
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Nigeria: UN Working Group concludes Mubarak Bala’s detention is arbitrary
The UN's Working Group on Arbitrary Detention have concluded that Nigeria has violated international law by detaining Mubarak Bala
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