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Welsh Government must make telemedicine permanent as it makes abortions safer and more accessible

UN presses UK to repeal compulsory collective worship laws

Over 3,000 people attend largest-ever Darwin Day Lecture, on ‘the new science of right and wrong’

Vaccinologist Sarah Gilbert to give Humanists UK Franklin Lecture: ‘Racing against the virus’

Foreign Office reaffirms its commitment to non-religious, women’s, and LGBT rights

95% of respondents to Humanists UK member survey say they will get vaccinated against Covid-19

This Darwin Day, explore the evolution of morality – and ‘the new science of right and wrong’

Secularism: A Very Short Introduction

‘Secularism means freedom to choose how to live your life’: over 500 join tonight’s event on secularism around the world

Humanists back anti-genocide amendment ahead of Commons vote

MPs raise persecution of humanists in India

MPs and peers express alarm at PM’s appointment of Fiona Bruce MP as Special Envoy on Freedom of Belief

Expert panel to discuss global challenges to secularism