Blair receives human rights award

Tony Blair has received the 2010 Liberty Medal for his global human rights work and commitment to international conflict resolution.

Tue, 14 Sep, 2010 - 08:31

Tony Blair has received the 2010 Liberty Medal for his global human rights work and commitment to international conflict resolution.

Former US president Bill Clinton gave former prime minister Blair the medal today at the National Constitution Centre in Philadelphia, which presents the annual award to those striving to bring liberty to people worldwide.

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