Nigeria: Mubarak Bala appears in court for first time in 644 days
Mubarak Bala has finally been formally arraigned. Humanists International calls on the authorities to drop the charges
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Supporting individuals at risk during a pandemic
Humanist International Board Member, Leo Igwe, reflects on the work that we do to #ProtectHumanistsAtRisk, the challenges of the two…
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Nigeria: Successive delays in proceedings against Mubarak Bala make a mockery of the Nigerian justice system
Yet another postponement in the case of Mubarak Bala
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“We must keep up the pressure,” says Leo Igwe on case of Mubarak Bala
Help us to keep up the pressure on Kano State. Donate to Mubarak Bala's legal fund.
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Humanists International: Let’s make final push to #ProtectHumanistsAtRisk
Humanists International renews its call to reach the goal before the year ends to #ProtectHumanistsAtRisk worldwide.
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This is how Humanists International helped my family and I to find freedom
The story of Mahmoud Jama Ahmed, who escaped persecution in Somalia and reached safety abroad.
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“As an atheist in Syria, I am not free to be myself”: the story of W.
An interview with a Syrian atheist in the closet.
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Providing free mental health therapy to ex-Muslims at risk
An example of how we support our Members and Associates around the world through our Growth & Development Plan.
Membership application
Faithless Hijabi was established in October 2018 and since then the organization helped hundreds of ex-Muslims from all over the world to overcome the challenges related to leaving Islam. In July 2020, Faithless Hijabi applied for membership with Humanists International. On 16 October 2020, the General Assembly ratified their membership: Faithless Hijabi is officially an Associate of Humanists International.
The grant
In December 2020, Humanists International announced the 2021 Grants Scheme. Faithless Hijabi applied for a grant for their Mental Health Program. After careful evaluation, the Grants Committee of Humanists International awarded £5,000 to support the project.
Project implementation
After receiving the first half of the grant, the Mental Health Program received a significant boost, managing to support more than 20 ex-Muslims in developing countries between March and October 2021.
Membership application
The grant
Project implementation
Further delays in court proceedings are a blow to the quest for justice for Mubarak Bala
Further delays in court proceedings
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Nigeria: Grant Mubarak Bala access to all necessary medical care
Concerns for the health of Mubarak Bala
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