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IEET > Contributors > Leo Igwe

Leo Igwe

Leo Igwe was the Western and Southern African representative to IHEU, the International Humanist and Ethical Union. He has bravely worked to end a variety of human rights violations, including anti-gay hate, sorcery, witchcraft, ritual killing, human sacrifice, “untouchability”, caste discrimination, “child witch” superstition, and anti-blasphemy laws. He is presently enrolled in a three year research programme on “Witchcraft accusations in Africa” at the University of Bayreuth, in Germany.



Articles


"Ritual Killing and Human Sacrifice in Africa"   International Humanist and Ethical Union  Feb 19, 2012

"Stop Helen Ukpabio from Bringing her Witch-Hunting campaign to the USA"   Butterflies and Wheels  Feb 12, 2012

"Women’s Rights in Traditional African Practices and Islam"   Mukto-Mona  Feb 5, 2012

"Towards a New Enlightenment"   Mukto-Mona  Jan 29, 2012

"In Praise of Atheism"   Mukto-Mona  Jan 23, 2012

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