History reveals that reason and faith are two approaches humans have adopted to understand the world. From trying to answer the fundamental questions of life or simply trying to understand the concept of existence, humans have utilized these two methods of knowing for centuries. While some tend to regard faith
On March 3, 2025, Humanist Alliance Philippines, International (HAPI) joined the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) in the latter's 10th Purple Action Day at CHR Liwasang Diokno in Quezon City. Various civil society organizations (CSOs), non-government organizations (NGOs), policymakers, and individuals advocating for human rights and gender equality came to
“Being a humanist is a fulfillment of my ambition to make a difference in the Philippines and beyond. Being a woman makes it unique because I have better ammunition based on my background and life experiences." - Marissa Langseth Women have made significant contributions to the development of humanist thought
“Those we love never truly leave us. There are things that death cannot touch.” Jack Thorne Filipinos have always held strong beliefs in their cultural traditions, which often combine indigenous practices with colonial and religious influences. Passed down through word of mouth and deeply entrenched in family values and respect
“Freedom is a light that no darkness can extinguish.” On April 28, 2020, Mubarak Bala, the President of the Humanist Association of Nigeria, was arrested at his home in Kaduna State. His arrest was based on accusations of blasphemy after he’d posted comments on Facebook critiquing Islam and the Prophet
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They report being abused or threatened because of their beliefs, and many have faced ostracism or difficulty finding work. In recent years, the number of countries where religiously unaffiliated people experienced harassment rose notably, the Philippines is not an exception.
is upheld and humanist values are championed.
based on church doctrine which dictates “moral” or “immoral” behavior. We want to change this.
WHO WE ARE
Since 2014, we are a community of humanists, atheists, and non-religious people, united by common goals for the greater good of humanity.
WHAT WE DO
From campaigning against religious discrimination to elevating the lives of individuals, we work towards a dignified world lifted from ignorance, chaos, and poverty.
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HAPI is rushing supplies and resources to vulnerable communities in the Philippines during these difficult times. You can be part of realizing change with a monthly donation.
