What the Muslim world can learn from Tunisia
The process of secularisation in Tunisia, which gained momentum after the Arab Spring, now seems to be stalling under President Kais Saied.
Faith and charity law: time for a rethink
Why are religions, but not non-religious worldviews, considered so beneficial that they deserve charitable status, with all the financial benefits this brings?
The secular religion of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster
'The time will come when a religion that values parody, humour, light-heartedness, and merriment will also find recognition as a genuine religious option.'
Religion and belief in schools: lessons to be learnt
Professor Russell Sandberg examines a recent case in the High Court of Northern Ireland, and its implications for religious education and collective worship in schools elsewhere in the UK.
‘We need to move from identity politics to a politics of solidarity’ – interview with Pragna Patel
Pragna Patel has long been a powerful advocate for women’s rights. In this interview, she tells her story, and discusses the changing problems facing women of minority backgrounds over the years.
‘Vivesini’ – a new rationalist film from India
Invitation to a closed private screening at Conway Hall, 18:00, Thurs 21st July (please note new date).