Civil Courage Prize

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The Civil Courage Prize is an international award that honors individuals who demonstrate steadfast resistance to evil at great personal risk.

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Civil Courage Prize canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human rights award
international award
peace and justice award
alsoKnownAs Train Foundation Civil Courage Prize
awardFor civil courage
defense of human rights
nonviolent resistance to oppression
category awards established in 2000
international human rights awards
country United States
eligibility individuals
living persons
field civil society
human rights activism
foundedBy Train Foundation
frequency annual
hasComponent Civil Courage Citation
main Civil Courage Prize
hasJury international jury of experts
hasWebsite https://www.civilcourageprize.org/
inception 2000
languageOfName English
locationOfFoundation New York City
monetaryValue 50000 USD
monetaryValueOfCitation 10000 USD
motto steadfast resistance to evil at great personal risk
namedAfter civil courage
notableRecipient Arn Chorn-Pond
Aung San Suu Kyi
Denis Mukwege
Elena Bonner
linked to: Yelena Bonner

Natan Sharansky
Svetlana Gannushkina
organizer Train Foundation
presentedBy Train Foundation
purpose to honor steadfast resistance to evil at great personal risk
to recognize extraordinary civil courage
recognizes moral courage
personal sacrifice in defense of others
scope global
selectionProcess by an independent international jury
sponsor Train Foundation

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Anna Politkovskaya awardReceived Civil Courage Prize
Lydia Cacho awardReceived Civil Courage Prize