What is an atheist? Do they have any morals? Atheism UK will be posting regular podcasts on a variety of topics, so look out for them here or on our YouTube channel. (more…)
census 2021 Atheism UK from Andy Phillips on Vimeo. Don’t believe it? – Don’t tick it! On 21st March 2021, the Office for National Statistics (ONS)…
'The trend seems inexorable as the gradual but persistent march of 'nones' in Great Britain continues relentlessly apace year-on-year: in 2011 one in three people had 'No Religion', a decade…
JOIN Humanists International on 10th December 2020 at 3 pm for the launch of the ninth edition of the Freedom of Thought Report.
Since 2012 Humanists International has published the report to monitor the rights and treatment of humanists, atheists and non-religious people in every country in the world.
(more…)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdI68A8o2zg John Richards and Prof. Anthony C Grayling John Richards (AAI & Atheism UK Council Member) says: "AC Grayling is such a nice fellow. See him straighten me out on…
More Info / Tickets: £10 from Eventbrite.
Where: Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Square, London, WC1R 4RL
When: Friday 23rd October 2020 at 7.30 pm (postponed from Monday 6th April).
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Belief in the supernatural is still alive and kicking, even among UK atheists who don’t believe in a god. A Research report (ref. 1) has revealed that only a third of UK atheists claim to completely reject supernatural beliefs such as life after death, astrology, and the existence of a universal life-force.
On average the number of non-religious people in Britain has increased by a million each year in the last seven years, according to the Annual Population Survey from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released April 2019.
(more…)As a lawyer I strive to … make full use of my legal toolkit to persuade the decision-maker that atheist asylum applicants are not making up their claims to stay here and work, be given a council flat and benefits, that these applicants would be at risk of imprisonment, death or both if they are sent them back home just because they can no longer make themselves follow a religion they believe to be a fantasy and cannot abide by the rules imposed by it.
Ana Gonzalez, Asylum Lawyer
