Homo Homini Award

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human rights award

The Homo Homini Award is a human rights prize presented by the Czech organization People in Need to individuals or groups who have made significant contributions to the promotion of human rights, democracy, and nonviolent solutions to political conflicts.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	human rights award →
awardFor	nonviolent solutions to political conflicts → promotion of democracy → promotion of human rights →
category	international award →
countryOfOrigin	Czech Republic →
field	human rights activism →
firstAwarded	1994 →
frequency	annual →
hasLanguage	Czech → English →
hasRecipient	Ales Bialiatski → Azimjan Askarov → Citizens of the Arab Spring (selected activists) → Committee for the Prevention of Torture (Russia) → Committee of Soldiers' Mothers of Russia → Doctors from Aleppo (Syrian civil war) → Human Rights Center "Memorial" → Ibrahim Rugova → International Committee for the Investigation of the War in Chechnya → Intigam Aliyev → Liu Xiaobo → Lyudmila Alexeyeva → Memorial Human Rights Centre → Nataša Kandić → Russian human rights defenders opposing the war in Ukraine → Sergei Kovalev → Souhayr Belhassen → Su Su Nway → Svetlana Gannushkina → Uyghur human rights defenders (collective award) → Viasna Human Rights Centre → Zoran Đinđić →
hasWebsite	https://www.clovekvtisni.cz →
inception	1994 →
locationOfCeremony	Prague →
mottoRelatedTo	solidarity with people facing repression →
namedAfter	Latin phrase "homo homini" →
organizer	People in Need →
partOf	One World Film Festival →
presentedBy	People in Need → Člověk v tísni →
scope	global →
selectionCriteria	long-term commitment to democracy → nonviolent methods of struggle → personal courage in defending human rights → work under oppressive or authoritarian regimes →
sponsor	People in Need →
typicalEvent	award ceremony during One World International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Min Ko Naing →	awardReceived