David Warden Editor This month, our talented team of writers has tackled a number of related themes including monarchy, republicanism,...

It's now over a year since Mubarak Bala – President of the Humanist Association of Nigeria – was sentenced to 24 years in prison, in...

Contrasting viewpoints by Aaron and David, and a delicious recipe courtesy of ChatGPT Aaron's view A YouGov survey recently asked 'How...

A man who was 17 at the time he raped a 13-year-old girl in Scotland has been sentenced to 270 hours of community service. Our editorial...

This week in Poole, two members of Dorset Humanists who trained as group first aiders during the COVID-19 pandemic were able to put their...

By Megan Manson Megan is head of campaigns at the National Secular Society in London. She previously worked for the Japanese government...

Our heritage and traditions belong to all of us and are not sacrosanct but evolve continually through adaptation and appropriation.

By Lynda Tilley Lynda is a humanist based in South Africa. She is a founding member of United African Humanists and a Board Advisor for...

By Mohit Palagiri Mohit dedicates this article to a friend at the University of Leeds who is working for a Democratic and Free Iran and...

By John Coss, Vice Chair of Stockport Humanists Continuing our series of profiles of humanists who are not as widely known as they should...

The British monarchy is still very popular and many people are looking forward to the forthcoming coronation of Charles III. In this article

In this article, Aaron, a badge-wearing humanist, wrestles with the dilemma of whether to marry republicanism to his humanist ideals, or...

By Guy Otten Guy is a vice-chair of Greater Manchester Humanists, a Humanist Chaplain with the Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust, a...

By David Warden David is Chairman of Dorset Humanists I'm going to upset everyone by attempting the impossible: a humanist defence of the...

By Andreas Kyriacou Andreas is President of the Freethinkers Association of Switzerland Humanistically Speaking founding editor David...

By Camilla Landbø Camilla took her first journalistic steps as a freelancer for Swiss daily newspapers Burgdorfer Tagblatt and Berner...

By David Warden and Dr Anthony Lewis In this article, David and Anthony review what led up to the incident in Auckland, New Zealand, when...

By Paul Ewans Paul is a member of Humanists UK and Humanists International. In this article he considers the ethical implications of...

By Dr Penny Morgan Penny is a retired zoologist. She now writes thrillers with an animal welfare theme, living in hope that these will...

Biggar's overall conclusion is that the British Empire like all imperial ventures in history was ‘morally complicated and ambiguous.