IHEU Hosts UN Seminar of Religion, Law, Democracy and Human Rights
On 14 March 2012 at the 19th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, in conjunction with the…
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Plea to the Islamic States to do more to promote religious tolerance
In a joint statement with the Center for Inquiry today (14 March 2012) IHEU representative Raheel Raza, herself a Muslim…
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IHEU attacks the Islamic States on Freedom of Religion
Professor Heiner Bielefeldt, the UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief, who was a guest speaker at the…
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International Humanists protest Indonesia blasphemy arrest
The International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU) is calling for the Indonesian government to guarantee the freedom and safety of…
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Nigerian witch hunter Helen Ukpabio bringing “gospel of hate” to the US
In March, Nigeria's notorious witch hunter, Helen Ukpabio, is organising a “Deliverance Session” in the United States, according to infomation…
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Humanists condemn Nigeria’s anti-gay bill
Humanist organizations from Nigeria and across the world are condemning Nigeria's Senate for passing a bill that would criminalise same-sex…
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Let Khalid Saeed stay in Sweden
The Humanist Movement in Sweden and the International Humanist community call upon the Swedish authorities to reopen the case of…
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IHEU calls for asylum for Pakistani atheist
The International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU) is calling for Sweden to provide asylum to Khalid Saeed, a Pakistani atheist…
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IHEU pleads for equality for all under the law
According to the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, European policies of multiculturalism have “utterly failed”. Certainly, when intolerance and discrimination are…
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IHEU resolution on the pastoral support of non-religious military personnel
The 2011 World Humanist Congress, gathered in Oslo, Norway, on 12-14 August 2011 adopts the following resolution on the pastoral…
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Humanists condemn call to “get rid” of all the gays in Ghana
Humanists have expressed their outrage at a call to “get rid” of gays in Ghana. Paul Evans Aidoo, the government…
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