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124 Moments
1994
Nobel Prize honors Arafat, Peres, Rabin for Middle East peace contributions.
1993
Mandela and De Klerk: Ending Apartheid, Building a New South Africa
1992
Rigoberta Menchú Tum: Nobel Laureate, Indigenous Rights Activist, and Advocate for Social Justice
1991
Aung San Suu Kyi's Nobel Peace Prize: Symbol of Myanmar's Democratic Struggle
1990
Mikhail Gorbachev: Nobel Peace Prize Winner and Architect of Cold War Transformation
1989
Dalai Lama's Nobel Prize win honors commitment to peace, advocating for Tibetan rights globally.
1988
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to UN Peacekeeping Forces for crucial global peace efforts.
1987
Oscar Arias Sánchez: Nobel Peace Prize Winner and Promoter of Lasting Peace in Central America.
1986
Elie Wiesel: Nobel Laureate and Advocate for Peace, Human Dignity, and Holocaust Remembrance
1985
Nobel Peace Prize for IPPNW's Efforts in Preventing Nuclear War
1984
Desmond Tutu: Nobel Peace Prize Laureate for Anti-Apartheid Campaign in South Africa.
1983
Lech Wałęsa: Nobel Peace Prize Winner for Activism Against Communist Regime in Poland.
1982
Nobel laureates advocate disarmament and nuclear-free zones for global security and peace.
1981
Nobel Peace Prize awarded to UNHCR for protecting refugees' rights amidst global crisis.
1980
Adolfo Pérez Esquivel: Nobel Peace Prize Winner for Non-Violence and Social Justice in Latin America
1979
Mother Teresa: Nobel Prize Winner for Humanitarian Work Amid Criticisms
1978
Camp David Accords: Symbol of Peace in the Middle East
1977
Amnesty International: Nobel Prize for Human Rights Advocacy.
1976
Impact of Peace People movement in Northern Ireland conflict recognized with Nobel Peace Prize.
1975
Andrei Sakharov: Nobel Peace Prize winner for advocacy, activism, and global cooperation in USSR.
1974
Joint Nobel Peace Prize for MacBride and Satō: Human rights and international peace contributions recognized.
1973
1973 Nobel Peace Prize awarded for Vietnam War ceasefire negotiations by Kissinger and Tho.
1972
1971
Nobel Peace Prize winner Willy Brandt's "Ostpolitik" eased Cold War tensions in Europe.
1970
Norman Borlaug's Nobel Prize-winning work revolutionized agriculture, increased production, and prevented famines worldwide.
1969
Nobel Peace Prize honors ILO's global labor standards advocacy and impact.
1968
René Cassin's Nobel Peace Prize: Defender of Human Rights and International Law
1967
1966
1965
UNICEF: Nobel Peace Prize for reducing global disparities and improving child welfare.