2 mn read As the Black Friday curtains rise, revealing a stage set for the annual shopping extravaganza, we invite you to pause for a moment. Imagine a world where your savings could transform lives, where your deals could deal hope to those in dire need. This Black Friday, consider extending a hand to those whose freedoms are ..read more

2 mn read The Almajiri children, left to fend for themselves, survive by begging for food and shelter. They face societal rejection, insults, physical violence, and sexual abuse. Some children, if they survive to adulthood, may become involved in criminal activities, contributing to social tensions ..read more

2 mn read In the midst of Afghanistan's stringent customs and societal norms, I found myself at a crossroads, grappling with the weight of my past decisions. The unexpected turn in my life occurred when I formed a friendship with a young man, and it was decided that he would propose to me. In order to comply with Afghan traditions, we chose to claim that we had no prior knowledge of each other before the marriage proposal, for Afghanistan's strict rules on pre-marital relationships carried the weight of severe consequences and social criticism ..read more

2 mn read In a groundbreaking initiative by one of our own, Lovehumanity, “Unveiled” has been given a new voice—quite literally. The book’s Persian audiobook iteration is a testament to the tireless efforts of freethinkers globally to ensure that stories of liberation echo across linguistic barriers. This audiobook is not just a translation; it’s an act of rebellion ..read more

< 1 mn read In a world currently marked by religious tensions and conflicts, many of us—be it atheists, humanists, skeptics, feminists, anti-racists, liberal religious individuals, or members of the LGBTQ+ community—find common ground in valuing the freedom to believe, express oneself, and live authentically. Amidst these global challenges, uniting our voices can send a powerful message of hope ..read more

2 mn read Many of us are familiar with the UN Declaration of Human Rights. It was published in 1948 and has been the moral compas of the world since then. But few know about a similar, much younger document, The UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders. Created in 1998, it says “that everyone has duties towards and ..read more

< 1 mn read On September 12, in a gathering held at the Parliament of the United Kingdom, attended by lawmakers from both Houses, MP Anna Firth announced this significant development. She publicly announced the backing of over a thousand female leaders, athletes, and prominent thought leaders of the Iranian people’s uprising and their aspirations for a free, democratic republic. MP ..read more

3 mn read Exploring the Foundations of Morality: Secular vs. Religious Perspectives Morality, the compass of human behavior, guides us through the intricate maze of right and wrong. It shapes our decisions, influences our relationships, and underpins the values that define our society. Two primary perspectives have emerged in our quest to understand and practice morality: secular morality ..read more

3 mn read Balancing Faith and Respect Proselytism, the act of attempting to convert others to one’s beliefs, can be a deeply divisive and controversial practice. It is a fundamental aspect of many religious and ideological movements, but its ethical implications have long been a subject of debate. This article aims to explore the ethics of proselytism, examining ..read more

3 mn read Understanding Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation: Exploring Diverse Perspectives Gender identity and sexual orientation are deeply complex aspects of human identity. They shape how individuals perceive themselves and who they are attracted to, yet there is no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of what determines these facets of our identity. This article delves into the ..read more