Open Letter to David Cameron
Press Release
On Thursday 10 December 2015, Southall Black Sisters (SBS), One Law for All, Iranian and Kurdish Women's Rights Organisation (IKWRO), Centre for Secular Space and British Muslims for…
From Maryam Namazie's Blog
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The night before my talk, the ASH president received an email…
More than 60 international organisations have joined a letter in support of poet and artist Ashraf Fayadh who has been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia
27 November 2015
Your Excellency
RE: Palestinian poet Ashraf Fayadh
We,…
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We Are Raif: a campaign for free speech and human rights in Saudi Arabia
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I emailed The Guardian on 2 October to ask for the right to reply to David Shariatmadari's apologetics for Islamism. My article, Why I Speak against Islamism, was finally published on 13 October…
Here is the Open Letter to David Cameron and Press Release being handed in to 10 Downing Street on 10 December Human Rights Day.
One Law for All, Southall Black Sisters, Centre for Secular…
Hello
I hope you are well.
UPCOMING EVENTS
We wanted to write and remind you about our upcoming events and speaking engagements. In the coming weeks, we will be speaking at Everybody Reading Festival in Leicester,…
Passion for Freedom Art Festival is in its 7th year this week. The Art Competition was initially begun by One Law for All to promote secular and universal values, one law for all,…
The Kurdistan Secular Centre (KSC) was formally established at a 19 April public meeting in Suleymaniya, Iraqi Kurdistan, attended by hundreds of supporters and by national media. The Centre, created to promote secularism…
We are freelance writers from Bangladesh. Most of us have started our writings through blogging in 2006 and 2007 when a Bengali blog, called, ‘somewhereinblog’, was first founded. Somewhereinblog has appeared as a…
Activist and blogger Raif Badawi was first arrested on 17 June 2012. Three years later he remains in prison on charges that are politically motivated. To mark the third anniversary of his arrest…