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  • The Labour Humanist Group exists to spread awareness of humanism and humanists within the Labour Party and to promote humanist and Labour values. We are committed to:
  • - Fostering a commitment to equality and universal human rights, including the freedom of religion and belief for all people;
  • - Promoting a rational approach to bioethical, medical and scientific issues as the best guarantee of human progress;
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  • - Advocating an inclusive and accommodating education system which can meet the needs of children and parents of different religions and beliefs in a framework common to all, and opposing faith schools and academies;
  • - Defending the secular nature of our public services

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Conference 2009: 2nd Annual 'No Prayer' Breakfast

Labour Humanists and the British Humanist Association are pleased to announce that the second annual 'No Prayer' Breakfast will take place on Tuesday 29th September in Brighton.

Chaired by the BHA's Andrew Copson, speakers will include:

Polly Toynbee

Professor AC Grayling

Lord Gus Macdonald

Kelvin Hopkins MP


At last year's 'No Prayer' Breakfast the room was packed out so please arrive early to be sure of a spot!

Time and venue: 8am, Osborne Room, Hilton Metropole Hotel.

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