Despite difficulties put in their way by the Russian security services, Gennady Shevelev and M. M. Bogoslovsky of IHEU member organization the Russian Humanist Society attended and spoke at a recent conference in St Petersburg organized by the Council of Europe.

Mikhail Bogoslovsky and Gennady Shevelev have issued a press release at the International Conference on "Intercultural and Interreligious Dialogue" held in St. Petersburg on 1 June 2007.

IHEU database details

The following information comes from the IHEU member database

Organization	Moscow Atheistic Society (ATOM)
Website	http://www.atheism.ru
Email	info@atheism.ru
City	Moscow
Country	Russian Federation

IHEU database details

The following information comes from the IHEU member database

Organization	Russian Humanist Society
Website	http://www.humanism.ru
Email	v.kuvakin@mtu-net.ru
Phone	+ 7 095 939 24 08
Street Address	Vorobjovy Gory, Moscow State University Philosophy Department, Russian Humanist Society
City	Moscow
Postal Code	119899
Country	Russian Federation

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For two weeks (25 July - 8 August 2004) more than 30 students from Russia and Byelorussia attended two weeks of lectures on Humanism, Philosophical Naturalism and Critical Thinking in Moscow at an International Summer School organised by the Center for Inquiry International, Center for Inquiry Transnational, Moscow State University, State University of New York and the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University.

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Humanism in Russia

A humanist conference in Moscow last Autumn has strengthened the humanist

ELENA DUBKO

Ethical Dialogues in Moscow

Elena Dubko, a philosophy lecturer at Moscow University, argues for the need to develop humanist ideas in Russia, and to put them into practice in relation to public life.