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POSTED BY: Team | COMMENTS: 13 Comments | DATE: October 27, 2025

The Foundation for World Peace (Promoting Committee) announces the first edition of the Peace, Freedom and Human Rights International Award (P.F.HR. International Award for short) whose awards ceremony will take place on 21 September 2025 on the occasion of the International Day of Peace established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1981 (resolution A/RES/36/67) with the aim of strengthening the desire for peace among peoples.

The Foundation for World Peace (Promoting Committee) announces the first edition of the Peace, Freedom and Human Rights International Award (P.F.HR. International Award for short) whose awards ceremony will take place on 21 September 2025 on the occasion of the International Day of Peace established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1981 (resolution A/RES/36/67) with the aim of strengthening the desire for peace among peoples.

The awarding of three Awards is envisaged to pay homage to and support personalities of recognized intellectual stature, institutions and private or public bodies that contribute significantly to the promotion, research and maintenance of Peace in the world, and in defense of human rights and of fundamental freedoms, in compliance with the provisions of the UN General Assembly. The following Awards will be awarded:

  • Mahatma Gandhi, Peace Award for the affirmation of peace through non-violence
  • Martin Luther King, Freedom Award for the affirmation of equality between men
  • Nelson Mandela, Human Rigths Award for the affirmation of freedom and dignity

whose assignees are united by the awareness of how necessary it is to promote Peace, equality, social justice, human rights, disarmament, fundamental freedoms and by the desire to dedicate their lives to this difficult, but not impossible, battle.

Nominations are free and can be proposed by anyone who is a "citizen of the world" (including self-nominations), private individuals, bodies or institutions, by sending a dossier, which will be treated confidentially, together with the presentation form.

The Scientific Committee of the Foundation for World Peace (Promoting Committee), composed of ten members representing different countries, cultures and religions, all involved in movements for the affirmation of peace, has the task of evaluating and selecting, among the various applications received, those worthy of nomination.

The deadline for submitting applications is set for March 31, 2025.

They say I'm a hero. Me: weak, shy, almost insignificant.
If being who I am I did what I did, imagine what all of you can do, together.

Mahatma Gandhi