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Information and news about the 2007 winners

The Award for the Defence of the Human Rights
of Women

Najia Naneed, Afghanistan

International Recognition – Nadia Haneefi
Source: Woman Kind, News and Events


Award for the Defence of Human Rights of Children
Operation Sirigu, Ghana

Interview with Operation Sirigu
Source: BBC Radio 4, Midweek, 12 December 2008

Operation Sirigu at the House of Commons
Source: Afrikids, News and Press, New stories


Award for the Defence of the Human Rights of Disabled People
Rosangela Berman-Bieler, Brazil

Brazilian Activist Awarded with the International Service Human Rights Awards
Source: Disabled Peoples’ International


Award for the Defence of the Human Rights of People Living
with HIV/AIDS

Association pour le Developpment et l’Appui aux Communautes (ADAC), Mali

Award for Mali NGO Highlights Human Rights
Source: Ekklesia, New Brief, World News


Jon Snow
Host of the Human Rights Awards Ceremony, 5th December 2007

Interview with Jon Snow
Source: Mark Ansell blog

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Information and news about the 2006 winners

Award for the Defence of the Human Rights of Women
Nizzam (Cookie) Edwards, South Africa

Top Award for Durban Woman
Source: South African Times, UK, 20 December 2006


Award for the Defence of Human Rights of Women
Dominga Vásquez and Helen Woodcook, Guatemala and UK

City Honours Human Rights Heroines
Source: Manchester Evening News, 14 September 2006

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Information and news about the 2005 winners

Grassroots Human Rights Campaigner Award

Prof. Dora Akunyili, Nigeria

Drug regulator wins international award
Source: BBC News, This World, 28 November 2005

Indomitable Woman in the Front line of the Other War on Drugs
Source: The Guardian, Business section, 7 November 2007
The article updates Dr Akunyili’s most recent work on her battle against fake drugs in Africa.


Global Human Rights Award
Benjamin Zephaniah, UK

Benjamin Zaphaniah
Source: The Benjamin Zephaniah website
This website publicises Benjamin’s work, directed to kids, teenager and adults, on human rights and cultural diversity.

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Information and news about the 2004 winners

Grassroots Human Rights Campaigner Award
Esther Chávez, Mexico

Feminist Communist Building in Ciudad Juarez
Source: Latin American Perspectives, volume 34, number 2, pp. 108-123. The article analyses the efforts of Casa Amiga in fighting for women’s rights in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
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Global Human Rights Defender
Mark Thomas, UK

Mark Thomas
Source: The Mark Thomas website
This website publicises all the events and activities that Mark Thomas is involved in relation to the defence of human rights, peace and justice.

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Information and news about the 2003 winners

International Award
Bianca Jagger, Nicaragua/UK

Conversation with Bianca Jagger, Human Rights Advocate
Source: Logos, Fall 2003, Volume 4, Issue 2
The interview covers from her upbringing in Nicaragua to her achievements in promoting human rights and justice.

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International Service Human Rights Awards 2008

2008 Human Rights Awards Winners Take Centre Stage
You can read about the inspiring stories and individuals behind this year’s awards here

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