An answer can be found in the sentence doled out this week by the Islamic Republic of Iran to a human rights attorney there: 148 lashes and 33 years imprisonment. …
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Freethought Radio — March 14, 2019
Oral arguments took place this week in the case FFRF, Americans United, and the ACLU are defending before the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals over a Florida county that …
FFRF: End U.S. aid to Saudi ‘holy war’ in Yemen
The Senate has rightly voted to end U.S. involvement in Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen, and the House should follow suit. The conflict is being fought largely along sectarian religious …
FFRF decries religious coercion in Mich. school district
The Hamilton Community Schools system is engaging in appallingly unconstitutional behavior that is grievously harming its students, asserts the Freedom From Religion Foundation. Multiple students and parents have contacted the …
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FFRF supports the Equality Act for LGBTQ Americans
Discrimination against LGBTQ Americans — often rooted in bigoted religious beliefs — is still rife in this country. Today, the Equality Act was again proposed in both houses of Congress …
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Please urge your U.S. legislators to vote down DeVos neo-voucher bill
The Trump Administration is once again taking a swing at the wall of separation between state and church, this time by proposing a federal voucher-like program that would open the …
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FFRF encourages city of Boston’s opposition to Christian flag
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is delighted to join in a brief supporting the city of Boston’s constitutionally correct opposition to residents who want it to fly a Christian flag. …
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Take action to help end child marriage in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Legislature is considering HB 378, a good bill that would raise the minimum age for marriage from 16 to 18, and we need your help to make …
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Ensure that nonreligious have equal representation at Abilene City Council meetings
Recently, an Abilene, Texas, resident informed us at FFRF that each Abilene City Council meeting begins with a religious invocation delivered by one of the council members. While FFRF believes …
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