Maryam Namazie

Maryam Namazie is a political activist, campaigner and blogger

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

8 March 2017
Viewing of Islam’s Non Believers followed by Q&A at Goldsmiths University

11 March 2017
Unspeakable Women: Launch of Critical Sisters in Cheltenham

14 March 2017
University of Edinburgh Humanist Society, Scotland

31 March – 2 April 2017
Atheist Weekend, KFI Foundation, Poland

29 April 2017
Conference ‘Defending Progressivism’ hosted by Conatus News and Culture Project

12-14 May, Helsinki, Finland
Rationalist International Conference

22-23 July 2017
International Conference on Freedom of Conscience and Expression in the 21 Century
Join a historic conference with distinguished speakers and acts.
Tickets can be purchased here.

14-17 September 2017
Freedom from Religion Foundation 40th National Convention, Madison, WI

14-15 October 2017
London Feminist Conference

Past Events

24 February 2017
Secularism and Diversity Conversation at Westminster University

15 February 2017
Nettavisen Conference on Islam, Secular Integration, Freedom of Speech, Oslo

27 January 2017
LSE Human Rights Society Debate on Sharia and Human Rights

9 December 2016
Panel discussion at UCL on Secularism, Freedom of Women and LGBT Rights

7 November 2016
Public Seminar at UK Parliament on Sharia Law, Legal Pluralism and Access to Justice, London

3 November 2016
IX Meeting of Asturian Cooperation for Development, Oviedo, Spain

24 October 2016, London
Religion, Spirituality and End of Life Care organised by Royal Society of Medicine

19 October 2016
Religious Arbitration and Women’s Rights, Manchester

29 September 2016
Religious Arbitration and Women’s Rights: SBS meeting for BME women, London

23-25 September 2016
Women in Secularism 4 conference in Arlington, VA

14-16 September 2016

Comments

5 responses to “Upcoming Events”

  1. Skydog Avatar
    Skydog

    http://www.bianet.org/english/women/146956-canan-arin-receives-support-from-85-women-organizations?bia_source=rss

    One for your attention Maryam!

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    1. Maryam Namazie Avatar
      Maryam Namazie

      thanks for this. I posted it on the Turkey post.

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  2. Jeff Booth Avatar
    Jeff Booth

    Perhaps you know of this already, but I just saw some articles from within the last week, including one from the Irish Times, about a “Sharia Corner” or a “Tip of the Sword” in The Hague in the Netherlands. In other words, an entire area of the city, almost entirely Muslim, where it is rumored that Sharia law is in operation and the local police ignore the area and visitors to the area, even long-term inhabitants, are berated and threatened by the right wing Muslims holding sway there.

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  3. Philip Bone Avatar
    Philip Bone

    Maryam, hello…
    How are you doing ?
    Concerning the launching of Paris’s CEMF in july, and as i have an old-age experience about organizing “experimental” events like this one, i know it takes a lot of time and energy, …so that, the soonest things are ready, the best it feels to everyone involved ! !
    Maybe your team of organizers, upon location, is sufficient enough ?
    Maybe not ?
    ….
    As my cognomen tends to indicate, i am not an ex-muslim (i would, instead, eventually be an ex-“Holy Sandal worshipper” [ = ex-catholic, if you have seen Monty Python’s movie The Life Of Brian ]…
    But, as i also happen to be a very old, hardcore ‘radical’ atheist… AND be living very close to the center of Paris, and as i’m SO pleased to see that such a Council will, at last, see the light of day in this city, i’m, quite naturally, willing to help….
    [ I have been in touch with you, last March, in order to be added on the list of supporters at the beginning of the “Amina Case”… ]
    Could you give me, by mail, the contact for anybody i could get in touch with, to see what can i offer to do in this matter ??
    …
    D’avance, merci ! !
    Amicalement

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    1. Maryam Namazie Avatar
      Maryam Namazie

      can you please email me?

      Reply

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