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Election 2026: School worship opt-out a key priority in children’s rights manifesto

Election 2026: School worship opt-out a key priority in children’s rights manifesto

Humanist Win! New jury rules protect privacy of non-religious

Humanist Win! New jury rules protect privacy of non-religious
Nnenna Onwukwe smiles infront of the White House. She has black shoulder-length hair and wears an orange jacket.

A free press is a free America. We must protect it at all costs.

A free press is a free America. We must protect it at all costs.
Glasgow Cathedral.

Church leaders get humanists and pagans banned from speaking at interfaith event

Church leaders get humanists and pagans banned from speaking at interfaith event
Portrait profile pic of Emma Wadsworth Jones. She has short dark brown hair and wears a black and white striped top. She smiles at the camera.

Humanists International’s Emma Wadsworth-Jones on the Freedom of Thought Report 2025

Humanists International’s Emma Wadsworth-Jones on the Freedom of Thought Report 2025
Mubarak Bala wearing a white robe and black fez-style hat talking into a microphoine against a green curtain.

Mubarak Bala released from prison

Mubarak Bala released from prison
Our CEO Fraser Sutherland with other charity leaders and Liam McArthur MSP at Holyrood to launch the assisted dying bill. They pose with copies of the bill infront of a banner reading "78% of Scots support assisted dying."

The year in humanism: news and campaigns round-up

The year in humanism: news and campaigns round-up
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Respond to the Scottish government’s consultation on flawed religious observance bill

Respond to the Scottish government’s consultation on flawed religious observance bill
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New religious observance bill fails to respect children’s rights

New religious observance bill fails to respect children’s rights
A picture of Fraser presenting at an event with the headline of the Herald article below: '"Churches have too much power over SNP." Anger at religion's influence.'

Our CEO interviewed in The Herald on influence of international religious right in Scotland

Our CEO interviewed in The Herald on influence of international religious right in Scotland
Cartoon showing a group of protestors outside Holyrood holding up placards and carrying loudspeakers

Programme for Government 2024-25: Our Humanist priorities

Programme for Government 2024-25: Our Humanist priorities