By David Warden and Dr Anthony Lewis In this article, David and Anthony review what led up to the incident in Auckland, New Zealand, when...

By Paul Ewans Paul is a member of Humanists UK and Humanists International. In this article he considers the ethical implications of...

By Dr Penny Morgan Penny is a retired zoologist. She now writes thrillers with an animal welfare theme, living in hope that these will...

John Coss explores the Humanist Heritage project, which was recently awarded a grant of just over £160,000 from The National Lottery...

By Maggie Hall Maggie is a former Chair of Brighton Humanists, a member of Humanists UK, Humanists International and the Humanists UK...

By Dr Penny Morgan Penny is a retired zoologist who specialised in bird behaviour, and took a post-retirement law degree. Now, she is...

Lynda explains how those in power use religion to oppress and control African people.

By Mohit Palagiri Mohit brings a valuable Indian perspective to issues of humanist concern. In this article, he draws attention to...

By Aaron, our Design and Layout Editor In this article, Aaron looks at women at the front: leaders, influencers and role models. What is...

By David Warden David is Chairman of Dorset Humanists and humanist adviser to the Faith & Reflection Team at Bournemouth University and...

Anthony argues that the three freedoms of the individual, assembly and speech are our best defence against tyranny. Power emerges naturally.

By Aaron, our Design and Layout Editor A true 'Power Person' leads people in a positive direction, but should they strive to do more than...

By David Brittain David is the founding editor of Humanistically Speaking. He led a recent trip to CERN in Switzerland (CERN stands for...

By Stephen Milton Stephen is a physicist and the chairman of Hastings Humanists. This report complements David Brittain's report about a...

By Paul Ewans Paul is a member of Humanists UK and Humanists International, and he contributes occasional articles to the Humanist...

By Maggie Hall, former Chair of Brighton Humanists Maggie Hall looks at a few pros and cons regarding AI and wonders to what extent we...

Will androids eventually become moral agents, capable of acting both ethically and unethically?

By Aaron the Humanist Aaron has been a Star Trek and Sci-Fi fan since he was in single digits and he has often referenced Star Trek as...

Report by David Warden, based on talks by Kate Devlin to Dorset Humanists and Humanists UK Dr Kate Devlin is Reader in Artificial...

Drones in the hands of Terrorists threaten yet more death and destruction across Africa, are we already too late to prevent this ?