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1 week ago

Humanists Malta
🌿 Thinking About Leaving the Church? Here’s What You Need to Know 🌿For many, leaving the Church is a deeply personal decision, reflecting a journey towards a life guided by personal beliefs and values. If you’re considering taking this step, it’s important to know your rights and the process involved. ✨Our latest article explores what it means to leave the Church in Malta, the practical steps you need to take, and why this choice can be a meaningful part of your path towards authenticity. Whether you’re seeking more alignment with your values or simply want to explore a different path, this guide is here to support you. 🤝🔗 Read more here maltahumanist.org/leaving-the-church/ and find out how to make the change.Leaving the Church doesn’t mean abandoning community or values—it can be an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who share a commitment to human dignity, compassion, and reason. 🧠💡#LeavingTheChurch #Humanism #HumanistsMalta #PersonalGrowth #FreedomOfBelief #YourRights ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

Humanists Malta
"🌿 The Labels project has come to an end, and our youth workers had an incredible week of learning and growth in beautiful surroundings.This experience allowed them to renew their skills and reflect on their important work with young people in our community. We’re excited to see the positive impact they’ll bring back with them! 🌟 Associazione Vagamondo #YouthEmpowerment #LabelsProject #PersonalGrowth" ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

Humanists Malta
Moviment Graffitti in collaboration with the Embassy of Palestine in Malta, the Watermelon Warriors, Youth for Palestine, and Ġustizzja mal-Palestina, is organizing a demonstration on Sunday, 6th October, at 3.00pm, starting from Parliament Square. This event marks one year of the ongoing genocide in Gaza.We strongly believe in the power of international solidarity and the urgent need for tangible action from all countries, including Malta, to end Israeli aggression, occupation, and the ongoing genocide.#standwithPalestine #JusticeForPalestine #solidarity #standwithPalestine🔗 Event details: www.facebook.com/events/2057658194691054/ ... See MoreSee Less
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2 weeks ago

Humanists Malta
It is deeply concerning to hear about the removal of Moviment Graffitti 's stand on women’s reproductive rights at the University of Malta by the KSU. This act undermines freedom of speech, particularly on an issue as vital as reproductive rights. We stand firmly against any attempt to silence discussion around bodily autonomy and reproductive justice. Open dialogue, especially on university campuses, is crucial for a healthy, democratic society. We call on KSU - Kunsill Studenti Universitarji to uphold free expression and support critical conversations rather than stifle them. #FreeSpeech #ReproductiveRights #Humanism #HumanistsMalta🔴 KSU censoring student discussion at University of Malta⛓️ After removing our stand under the cover of night, the KSU - Kunsill Studenti Universitarji has allowed us back on our stand but banned items discussing abortion. Despite around 500 people in Malta accessing abortions every year, amongst them youths and university students, KSU claims that abortion is too “contentious” of an issue to be discussed at Freshers’ Week, and that doing so is a “disservice to the entire debate”. This is a pathetic and anti-feminist excuse considering the many "contentious" issues we work on.👩‍🎓 University is meant to be the hub of discussion, and banning students from talking about stigmatised issues like abortion only fuels the existing taboo. Furthermore, KSU is a full member of the European Students’ Union which in a Resolution at BM84 affirmed that safe and legal abortion should be enshrined in law and that vulnerable individuals should be able to access abortion safely and without intimidation. It is thus ironic and unacceptable that KSU is attempting to censor discussion on abortion during one of the University’s most important weeks.♀ The pamphlets on our stand containing information on family planning services, contraception and abortion are completely legal and safe. On the contrary, for at least 8 consecutive years and as recently as last year, KSU accepted funds from the Life Network Foundation for a prominent position during Freshers’ Week where they lured students with free doughnuts and slushies in exchange for deliberately wrong misinformation on abortion. This included promoting the baseless and potentially fatal procedure of so-called ‘abortion reversal’.❗ Not only have student organisations been relegated to a crowded tent away from the main quad, but KSU is also policing the material provided at our stands, undermining the entire concept of the University as a safe space for debate and critical-thinking.✊ This is not our first time being censored at Freshers’ Week, and we will certainly not bow down to censorship now. We remain steadfast in our fight for social justice.We will be here today and tomorrow until 3:30pm. Visit us to know more about our organisation, especially our work on abortion. ... See MoreSee Less
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3 weeks ago

Humanists Malta
📢 Join us this Saturday for a Pro-Choice Rally in Valletta!Together, we stand for the right to choose and the protection of women's reproductive rights. Let’s unite for compassion, bodily autonomy, and freedom.🗓 Date: This Saturday⏰ Time: 5:00 PM📍 Location: Castille Square, VallettaEveryone is welcome! Let’s show Malta that we support a future where choice is respected and valued. ✊💙#ProChoiceMalta #HumanRights #StandForChoice #HumanistsMalta ... See MoreSee Less
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