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Court ruling in Maiko Zulu case raises questions on justice and activism in Zambia
Three-year legal battle highlights concerns over police conduct and civic space ahead of elections LUSAKA, Zambia – A court ruling in favor of activist and musician Maiko Zulu has renewed public attention on police accountability and the challenges faced by…
The World Humanist Forum announces and invites you to its next Open Assembly
The next open Assembly of the World Humanist Forum will be held virtually on Saturday, April 5. Deliberations will begin at 10:00 a.m. in Argentina/Chile/Brazil, with the start time corresponding to 7:00 a.m. in Mexico/Central America and 9:00 a.m. in…
The Non-Discrimination Roundtable at the World Humanist Forum
On Saturday, January 25, 2025, the first Assembly of the World Humanist Forum will take place online. At this meeting, various Thematic Tables will be put into dynamics that will have an international and intercultural character. Context and framework of…
The second conference of the World Humanist Forum has published its first conclusions: Colonial violence persists and overcoming it is everyone’s business.
Continuing the series that began in May, on 7 July the second World Humanist Forum discussion took place under the title “Is colonialism a thing of the past? With the participation of people and collectives from different continents, the aim…
Is colonialism a thing of the past? A new debate at the World Humanist Forum
Colonialism is a much longer process than the little less than five centuries in which traditional history places this period. After the wave of national independence that gave rise to the current map of nation-states, the former colonial powers changed…
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