Peace

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Nobel Prize international award

The Nobel Peace Prize is an international award given annually to individuals or organizations that have made outstanding contributions to peace, conflict resolution, and the promotion of human rights.

Aliases (1)

Nobel Peace Prize ×49

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Nobel Prize → international award →
administeredBy	Nobel Foundation →
awardCity	Oslo →
awardedFor	conflict resolution → outstanding contributions to peace → promotion of human rights →
country	Norway →
field	peace →
firstAwarded	1901 →
foundedBy	Alfred Nobel →
frequency	annually →
hasAwardCategory	individuals → organizations →
hasComponent	cash prize → diploma → gold medal →
hasNotableLaureate	Amnesty International → Aung San Suu Kyi → Barack Obama → Desmond Tutu → Doctors Without Borders → European Union → International Atomic Energy Agency → International Campaign to Ban Landmines → International Committee of the Red Cross → Jimmy Carter → Kofi Annan → Liu Xiaobo → Malala Yousafzai → Martin Luther King Jr. → Mother Teresa → Nelson Mandela → United Nations →
inception	1901 →
isOneOf	five original Nobel Prizes →
languageOfAnnouncement	Norwegian →
locationOfCeremony	Oslo →
namedAfter	Alfred Nobel →
partOf	Nobel Prizes →
presentedBy	Norwegian Nobel Committee →
selectionBody	Norwegian Nobel Committee →
selectionCriteriaIncludes	efforts to end armed conflicts → efforts to promote democracy → efforts to promote human rights → efforts to promote international cooperation → efforts to promote reconciliation → efforts to reduce armaments →
typicalAwardDate	10 December →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Elie Wiesel → Ralph Bunche → René Cassin →	NobelPrizeCategory