Britain: a secular nation
The number of Brits who say they have no religion has increased by 42 per cent in seven years.
The number of Brits who say they have no religion has increased by 42 per cent in seven years.
After a spate of murders in 2015, freethinkers still face the dual pressures of fundamentalist threats and official persecution.
From Bertrand Russell to Iris Murdoch, George Bernard Shaw to Amartya Sen – we’re pleased to announce that New Humanist‘s print archive, going back to 1884, has now been digitised…
Q&A with political philosopher John Gray,
In the latest ruling by the Court of Appeal, Laura Lacole and Eunan O’Kane won the right for their wedding to be recognised as lawful.
John Gray's latest book goes to great pains to underline the debt that non-religious intellectuals owe religion.
Hamza bin Walayat has received death threats in Pakistan after renouncing religion.
Q&A with Andrew Copson, chief executive of Humanists UK and author of "Secularism: Politics, Religion and Freedom".
Could a 2,300-year-old Graeco-Roman philosophy be the key to a happy 21st-century life?
This collection of thought-provoking essays shows that dividing lines often cut in different ways.