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Aung Sang’s Nobel Peace Prize - Actions have diminished the award

Just as the Victoria Cross — though solely a British award — is recognised globally as the foremost recognition of valour in wartime so, too, the Nobel Peace Prize has gained international acceptance as the world’s most revered award for the advancement of human rights.

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Nobel Prize 'made me feel real', says Suu Kyi

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Suu Kyi to make Nobel speech - 21 years after prize

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Suu Kyi to speak 20 years after award

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Ahern and Blair make it onto Nobel peace prize shortlist

Nobel Peace Prize winner: It's nuclear weapons or survival

Nuclear watchdog agency chief Mohamed ElBaradei warned today in accepting the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize that humanity faces a choice between nuclear weapons and survival.

Sat, 10 Dec, 2005

Planet under attack, says Nobel prize winner

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Maathai was today set to warn that the planet is under attack from a litany of threats, ranging from disease, deforestation and war, and urge a shift in human thinking to save the earth.

Fri, 10 Dec, 2004

Female Iranian lawyer accepts Nobel Peace Prize

IRAN’S Shirin Ebadi became the first Muslim woman to receive the Nobel Peace Prize yesterday and sent a bold anti-war message to the West, accusing it of hiding behind the September 11 attacks to violate human rights.

Thu, 11 Dec, 2003

Carter receives Nobel Prize

SAYING that war is always evil, former US President Jimmy Carter received the Nobel Peace Prize yesterday and urged the world to accept UN leadership in tackling challenges from the Middle East to global poverty.

Wed, 11 Dec, 2002