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The European Secularist Network is deeply shocked by the aggression against Ukraine by the Russian Federation and the suffering of the Ukrainian people. The ESN… Read More »Solidarity with Ukraine

Today, 8 March, the secularist movement celebrates International Women’s Rights Day. In Europe, progress has been made alongside stagnation and even regression. The pandemic and… Read More »International Women’s Rights Day

20 years committed to the secularity of Spain. Europa Laica has completed in 2021 twenty years since its establishment in 2001. A long journey where… Read More »20th anniversary of Europa Laica

Following French President Emmanuel Macron’s proposal to include the right to abortion in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, COMECE[1] has issued a statement in… Read More »Abortion: bishops cannot ignore international law

The colloquium organised on 31 January 2021 by the French association Egale on freedom of conscience in Europe was an opportunity for fruitful exchanges on… Read More »Freedom of conscience in Europe

Human cultural diversity is particularly evident in culinary diversity. It is an undeniable richness within each people and an opportunity for multiple exchanges. It goes… Read More »Ritual slaughter: French practice shows that derogation is widely exceeded, no information to consumers.

According to information published by the daily Rzeczpospolita, in December 2021 the Holy See, through the Apostolic Nuncio in Poland, sent Polish bishops an instruction… Read More »Sexual abuse on minors: holy see must stop interfere with state justice

Politicians around the world are using religion to restrict reproductive rights, a recent report has found. Welcome to Gilead: pronatalism and the threat to reproductive… Read More »Report: Politicians use religion to restrict reproductive rights

The European Secularist Network takes note of the election of Ms Roberta Metsola as President of the European Parliament. The choice by the majority of… Read More »eUROPEAN pARLIAMENT: for the right to abortion in europe

The time-honoured festival of Christmas is Europe’s most popular holiday. A strange provision in a European Commission guideline seems to want to erase it… “Wish… Read More »Merry secular Christmas!