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The prize goes to one individual or an organization that has struggled for or contributed to the improvement and advancement of human rights, democracy and peace in their community and country. 
 
 Human Rights First is seeking nominations for the 2012 Roger N. Baldwin Medal of Liberty Award, an honor that recognizes an individual or organization’s commitment to international human rights advocacy.  
 
Rising Voices is pleased to announce the 2012 open call for microgrant proposals, and we are currently accepting project proposals for funding up to $4,000 USD for global projects. 

 

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Al-Haq honoured with Danish Human Rights Award

Al-Haq has been jointly awarded The Danish PL Foundation Human Rights Award with B’Tselem, in recognition of the efforts of both organisations to uphold the principles underlined by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The annual honour has been granted since the 1980s to organisations and individuals who lead the fight for the respect for human rights and dignity. This year’s award is granted in acknowledgement of Al-Haq’s dedication to the protection and promotion of human rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

The PL Foundation was established by Poul Lauritzen, who was a member of the Danish resistance during the Nazi occupation of World War II, and a staunch defender of human rights. In recent years, the award has been granted to human rights activists from Serbia and Burma. Another previous recipient, the Tunisian doctor and human rights activist Moncef Marzouki, is in the process of becoming the president of his country following the first free election in Tunisia since the end of the Zine Abidine Ben-Ali dictatorship.

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