Where can humanists be found and what is life like for humanists in different parts of the globe?
There are humanist organisations in over 60 countries. The activity of humanists and humanist organisations differs depending on where they find themselves. However, they share common goals of promoting human rights and secularism, and creating opportunities for everyone to lead happy and fulfilling lives. In some parts of the world, humanists’ non-religious beliefs put their liberty and lives at risk.
Humanists International is the global representative body of the humanist movement.
The variety of humanist organisations
The activity of humanists from around the world
In some countries, being a humanist put your liberty and life at risk
A set of principles to describe humanism as agreed by the members of Humanists International
Humanism in Norway
Where around the world can we find a history of humanist thought?
This podcast describes the story of a young humanist growing up in Pakistan.
Humanists International is the global representative body of the humanist movement.
The variety of humanist organisations
The activity of humanists from around the world
In some countries, being a humanist put your liberty and life at risk
A set of principles to describe humanism as agreed by the members of Humanists International
Humanism in Norway
Where around the world can we find a history of humanist thought?
Chief Executive of the International Humanist and Ethical Union Gary McLelland describes the challenges humanists face internationally.
Uttam Niraula, Executive Director of the Society for Humanism Nepal, talks of the work of humanists in Nepal, including the setting up of a humanist village.
The founder of the Nigerian Humanist Movement Leo Igwe talks about the work of humanists in Nigeria.
Human rights activist Gulalai Ismail speaks about the work that she and other humanists do in Pakistan, and the dangers that they face.
Eva Quiñones, President of the Secular Humanists of Puerto Rico, describes the work of humanists in Puerto Rico.
Chair of the Humanists Association for Leadership, Equity and Accountability Kato Mukasa speaks about the work of humanists in Uganda.
Giovanni Gaetani, Growth and Development Officer at Humanists International, speaks about the work that Humanists International does across the globe.
Rachel Taggart-Ryan, Campaigns Officer at Humanists UK, and Hamza bin Walayat, a humanist who made a claim for asylum in the UK, speak about the process and challenges of seeking asylum as a humanist.
From Humanist Heritage, this article reveals how humanist beliefs have been found across continents and cultures for over 2500 years.
This podcast describes the story of a young humanist growing up in Pakistan.
In this film Leo Igwe speaks about being an African humanist and holding a belief in the power and potential of human beings.
In this BBC podcast The Comb non-believers in Nigeria share how they’re embracing a new way to live without God, in a deeply religious society.
Humanists International is the global representative body of the humanist movement.
The variety of humanist organisations
The activity of humanists from around the world
In some countries, being a humanist put your liberty and life at risk
A set of principles to describe humanism as agreed by the members of Humanists International
Humanism in Norway
Where around the world can we find a history of humanist thought?
Chief Executive of the International Humanist and Ethical Union Gary McLelland describes the challenges humanists face internationally.
Uttam Niraula, Executive Director of the Society for Humanism Nepal, talks of the work of humanists in Nepal, including the setting up of a humanist village.
The founder of the Nigerian Humanist Movement Leo Igwe talks about the work of humanists in Nigeria.
Human rights activist Gulalai Ismail speaks about the work that she and other humanists do in Pakistan, and the dangers that they face.
Eva Quiñones, President of the Secular Humanists of Puerto Rico, describes the work of humanists in Puerto Rico.
Chair of the Humanists Association for Leadership, Equity and Accountability Kato Mukasa speaks about the work of humanists in Uganda.
Rafida Bonya Ahmed talks about the dangers that humanist and atheist bloggers face in Bangladesh, and the horrifying attack that killed her husband in 2015. Warning: this video contains images that some viewers may find distressing.
Giovanni Gaetani, Growth and Development Officer at Humanists International, speaks about the work that Humanists International does across the globe.
Rachel Taggart-Ryan, Campaigns Officer at Humanists UK, and Hamza bin Walayat, a humanist who made a claim for asylum in the UK, speak about the process and challenges of seeking asylum as a humanist.
From Humanist Heritage, this article reveals how humanist beliefs have been found across continents and cultures for over 2500 years.
Humanists International’s annual report on human rights and the legal status of the non-religious around the world.
In this film Leo Igwe speaks about being an African humanist and holding a belief in the power and potential of human beings.
In this BBC podcast The Comb non-believers in Nigeria share how they’re embracing a new way to live without God, in a deeply religious society.
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