Halting Traffic
Sarah Williams on the dirty trade in humans
Human Rights & Ethics
Justice and Revenge
Geoffrey Robertson QC, author of the Justice Game and veteran of many landmark human rights court cases, talks about justice and revenge in the wake of September 11th 2002.
Editorial
Jim Herrick considers contemporary moral mazes and ethical enigmas...
Cloning: a choice for the future
Professor Richard Norman looks at the issues - both fears and hopes - surrounding reproductive cloning.
Humanist Web
Dan Bye looks at ethics on the web.
Biological Birthrights
Jonathan Cowie looks at the potential dangers and benefits of biological enhancement
The Fundamental Right to Blaspheme
Arnold Wesker, whose own plays have trespassed into regions of blasphemy, argues the case for freedom to offend.
Schools for a multicultural society
Marilyn Mason, education officer of the British Humanist Association, argues that humanists can make common cause with religious groups that suffer discrimination in schools.
Learning in a refugee camp
Marnie Smith visits a school on the Pakistan and Afghanistan that is feeding the hunger for learning.
Arrest Mugabe for torture
Peter Tatchell says warrants should be issued for President Mugabes arrest on charges of torture.