Party-political humanist groups
Party-political humanist groups are independently run groups of humanist activists within the major UK political parties, affiliated to Humanists UK. They promote humanist ideas, policies, and causes within their own political traditions.
The four groups
Humanists in the Labour Party, working to promote evidence-based humanist policies and activism.
Humanists in the Conservative Party, working to advance rational thinking and kindness in party policy.
Humanists and secularists in the Liberal Democrats, working for equal recognition of the non-religious.
Humanists in the Green Party of England and Wales, advocating humanist causes within the party.
Looking for what Humanists UK thinks about an issue?
The party groups are independent and set their own priorities. For Humanists UK’s own positions, on issues from assisted dying and humanist marriage to inclusive education and freedom of belief, see our current campaigns and the work of our Policy Unit.
Were you looking for the All-Party Parliamentary Humanist Group?
The APPHG is a network for humanist MPs and peers: a cross-party group of around 130 members of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, from all the main parties. It brings the humanist voice to Parliament on issues from humanist marriage to inclusive education and assisted dying.
The group is not part of Humanists UK, but Humanists UK provides its secretariat.
More ways to connect
Sections and networks of Humanists UK.