Digitial cultural heritage and human rights
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 58th session (24 February – 4 April 2025) Interactive Dialogue: The Special…
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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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When atheism meets diversity
Peruvian Association of Atheists collaborates with Humanists International to foster dialogue between humanism and Peru's LGBTI+ community, promoting inclusivity.
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Humanists participate in European Commission’s high-level meeting
In a high-level meeting hosted by the European Commission, philosophical and non-confessional leaders from across Europe came together to discuss…
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Bangladesh: Facebook blocks domestic access to blogger’s posts
Domestic access to human rights activist and secular blogger, Asad Noor's Facebook page blocked in Bangladesh
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Greece: government minister warns public to fear the ‘non-religious’
Adonis Georgiadis' statement is deeply concerning; perpetuating discrimination and undermining the principles of equality, and secularism
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Humanist Ottawa calls on Canada to reject “systemic faithism” in a submission to UN
Humanist Ottawa's UPR report highlights how laws in several Canadian states perpetuate systemic religious discrimination in the field of education…
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UPR Statement on Finland
ORAL STATEMENT Humanists International UN Human Rights Council, 52nd session (27 February – 4 April 2023) Item 6: UPR Outcome…
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At European Parliament, Italian humanists condemn rise of religious nationalism
In January, Adele Orioli, Director of Advocacy at the UAAR, spoke at an event on the topic of “liberal democracy”,…
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New US Report Forecasts Christian Nationalist Movement’s State-Level Strategy in 2023
American Atheists' new report warned about white Christian nationalists’ likely strategy for 2023, following the midterm elections.
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