North-South Centre Prize

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The North-South Centre Prize is an international award presented by the Council of Europe’s North-South Centre to individuals or organizations that have made outstanding contributions to human rights, democracy, and North-South solidarity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Council of Europe prize
human rights award
international award
associatedWith Council of Europe
European multilateral cooperation
awardingBody Council of Europe
awardType honorary distinction
countryOfOrigin Portugal
criterion outstanding contribution to promotion of democratic values
outstanding contribution to protection of human rights
outstanding contribution to strengthening North-South solidarity
eligibility civil society organisations
individuals
institutions
non-governmental organisations
field North-South cooperation
democracy promotion
global solidarity
human rights
firstAwarded 1995
focusRegion global
focusTheme development cooperation
global citizenship education
intercultural dialogue
frequency annual
hasWebsite https://www.nscentre.org
headquartersLocationOfPresenter Lisbon
inception 1995
languageOfAwardingBody English
French
Portuguese
locationOfCeremony Lisbon
namedAfter North-South Centre of the Council of Europe
notableRecipient Amnesty International
Graça Machel
Kofi Annan
Lula da Silva
Mary Robinson
UNICEF
presentedBy Council of Europe North-South Centre
North-South Centre of the Council of Europe
purpose to promote intercultural dialogue between global North and South
to recognise outstanding contributions to North-South solidarity
to recognise outstanding contributions to democracy
to recognise outstanding contributions to human rights
sponsor North-South Centre of the Council of Europe

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North–South Prize alternativeName North-South Centre Prize