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Support for Assisted Voluntary Euthanasia in Malta
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.MaltaToday survey: Support for voluntary euthanasia at 49.1%
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Overall support for euthanasia stands at 49.1% • 21.9% undecided on euthanasia proposal • Support among under-35s surges to 64% • 45% of pensioners oppose euthanasia • Just over 50% of PN vote...Our latest blog posts
A Secular Constitution for Malta
A welcome comment by Alfred Sant, questioning the constitutional role of the Catholic Church. As we have been saying since 2012, we believe the state should be wholly neutral on matters of religion or belief. Why would any Catholic (guaranteed freedom of conscience by...
A reminder to do better: the EP on persecution of minorities
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Humanism: A worldview committed to self-reflection and maturity
[This article - download as PDF - was first published in SHARE 17 magazine by Philosophy Sharing Malta. A shorter version of the article was published on the Humanist International blog. The full version has been translated to German by Arik Platzek and published on...
European Parliament resolution of 3 May 2022 on the persecution of minorities on the grounds of belief or religion (2021/2055(INI))
On 3 May the European Parliament passed an important resolution condemning the persecution of minorities on the grounds of belief or religion, stressing that freedom to believe or not believe are human rights protected under international law. It: discusses...
The Pope Visiting Malta
Humanists do not hold religious beliefs, and thus often disagree with those who have a faith, and with the actions (or inaction) of religious organisations, now or in the past. Nevertheless, we welcome instances when the teachings of a religious leader chime with the...
Q1 2022 Update
Here is our first quarter presentation update from 2022