Murdered aid worker's husband to accept peace prize

The Iraqi husband of murdered aid worker Margaret Hassan is arriving in Ireland this week to accept the country’s most prestigious peace prize on her behalf.

Murdered aid worker's husband to accept peace prize
Sun, 10 Apr, 2005 - 11:07

The Iraqi husband of murdered aid worker Margaret Hassan is arriving in Ireland this week to accept the country’s most prestigious peace prize on her behalf.

Irish-born Mrs Hassan, 59, spent nearly half her life delivering food and medicine in Iraq, where she had lived for 30 years.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrelandPlace: IraqPlace: BaghdadPlace: Middle EastPlace: Westminster CathedralPlace: Kenmare, Co KerryPerson: Margaret HassanPerson: HassanPerson: Tasheen HassanPerson: Martin QuinnPerson: TasheenPerson: Tony BlairPerson: Bertie AhernPerson: IraqisPerson: GeraldinePerson: Nelson MandelaPerson: Mikhail GorbachevPerson: Bill ClintonPerson: Bob GeldofPerson: Colm O’CuanachainPerson: secretaryPerson: Richard DownesPerson: Michael D. HigginsPerson: Justin KilcullenPerson: Christina NobleEvent: Tipperary International Festival of PeaceEvent: Peace ConventionEvent: Tipperary Peace ConventionEvent: Tipperary International Song of Peace Grand FinalOrganisation: Peace ConventionOrganisation: Care InternationalOrganisation: DáilOrganisation: Amnesty International IrelandOrganisation: RTÉOrganisation: Labour PartyOrganisation: Christina Noble Children’s FoundationOrganisation: Catholic
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