Gandhi International Peace Award

THE GANDHI FOUNDATION

Gandhi International Peace Award

The Gandhi Foundation is a United Kingdom-based voluntary organisation which seeks to further the work of Mahatma Gandhi through a variety of educational events and activities. As part of its mission, the Gandhi Foundation focuses on promoting nonviolence as a remedy for war and aggression and egalitarian economics that emphasize self-reliance, cooperation, and trusteeship. The principal activities of the foundation are a quarterly newsletter and three annual events: a Multifaith Service, a Summer School, and an Annual Lecture. The newsletter is entitled "The Gandhi Way". In 2008 the Gandhi Foundation helped to organise The Festival of Non-violence. As part of the festival the British Library unveiled a new travelling exhibition "The Life of Gandhi", with six 'panels' focusing on the following aspects of Gandhi's life and work: Non-violence and the influence of Jainism, Gandhi's work in South Africa, Gandhi's Philosophy, the Non-Cooperation and Quit India movements, and the independence of India.

Sl	Name	Country	Year	Awarded For
24	Esther Trienekins of Action Village India.	United Kingdom	2022	for strenthening the livelhood of indian rural communities.
23	Victoria Tauli-Corpuz	Philippines	2018	for indegenos people's fundamental rights
22	Ramzi Aburedwan and his organisation, Al Kamandjâti,	Palestine	2017	for teaching music skills to children in the Occupied Palestinian territories and south Lebanon.
21	Peter Tatchell	United Kingdom	2016	for his "consistent dedication over many decades in promoting human and gay rights".
20	Bike for Peace founders Tore Nærland and Frank Tomlinson.	Norway	2015	for spreading peace.
19	The Scott Bader Commonwealth	United Kingdom	2014	for "the alternative business model created by him and his family."
18	Godric Bader	United Kingdom	2014	for "the alternative business model created by him and his family."
17	Jeremy Corbyn	United Kingdom	2013	for his "consistent efforts over a 30 year Parliamentary career to uphold the Gandhian values of social justice and non-violence."
16	St. John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group	Jerusalem	2012	for their humanitarian work.
15	Bulu Imam	India	2012	for his humanitarian work with India's Adivasis. The award was presented by Lord Bhikhu Parekh.
14	Binayak Sen	India	2011	for his humanitarian work with India's Adivasis. The award was presented by Lord Bhikhu Parekh.
13	The Parents Circle-Families Forum (PC-FF)	Palestine/Israel	2010	for supporting families who have lost immediate family member due to conflict.
12	Coram Children's Legal Centre (CLC)	Uninted Kingdom	2009	for children's right
11	David Cromwell	Uninted Kingdom	2007	In his acceptance speech, Cromwell cited Gandhi's maxim that "non-violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind".
10	David Edwards	Uninted Kingdom	2007	In his acceptance speech, Cromwell cited Gandhi's maxim that "non-violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind".
9	Shabana Azmi	India	2006	The award was for Ms. Azmi’s tireless work over many decades helping the slum dwellers of Mumbai through the organisation Nivara Haak, her activism in championing women’s rights and her passionate opposition to religious fundamentalism.
8	Clive Stafford Smith	Uninted Kingdom	2005	human rights lawyer, for his work representing Guantanamo detainees and campaigning against extraordinary rendition.
7	Ellen Moxley	Scotland	2005	for their non-violent campaigning against weapons of mass destruction
6	Helen Steven	Scotland	2004	for their non-violent campaigning against weapons of mass destruction
5	Denis Halliday	Ireland	2003	In his acceptance speech, he described Gandhi as one of his formative influences.
4	Bill Peters.	Uninted Kingdom	2001	Jubilee 2000 Internation colliation for cancellation of 3rd world debt.
3	Martin Dent	Uninted Kingdom	2001	Jubilee 2000 Internation colliation for cancellation of 3rd world debt.
2	Nicholas Gillett	Uninted Kingdom	1999	a life-long peace educator.
1	Michael Harbottle	Uninted Kingdom	1998	founder of Generals for Peace.