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Mother Teresa Awards

Awards for promoters of peace and social justice From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Mother Teresa Awards, officially called the Mother Teresa Memorial Awards for Social Justice, are international and national awards presented annually to honour individuals and organizations that promote peace, equality and social justice, and aim to encourage the cause of justice and peaceful coexistence, while providing an impetus for society to imbibe these values. The awards are given in honour of Mother Teresa.[1]

History and structure

Mother Teresa Awards have been given since 2005 annually or biannually. The awards are an initiative of Harmony Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by Dr.Abraham Mathai in Mumbai. It is the only award in the name of Mother Teresa reviewed and recognized by Sister Prema, Superior General of Missionaries of Charity.[2][3]

The awards are reviewed by a board of patrons that comprises Dr. Abraham Mathai — Founder Chairman and former Vice-Chairman of National Commission for Minorities, Baroness Caroline Cox — member and former deputy chairperson of House of Lords, Mahesh Bhatt — filmmaker, Tushar Gandhi — Great-grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, Flavia Agnes — women's rights activist, and Shazia Ilmi — Journalist and politician.[4]

Awardees

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YearRecipientsAward typeNotes
2005
National Award[5]
2006International Award[6]
National Award
2007no awards
2008International Award[7]
National Award
2009no awards
2010International Award[8]
National Award
2011[[]][9]
2012International Award[10]
National Award
2013International Award[11][12]
National Award
2014International Award[2][13]
National Award
2015International Award[14]
National Award
2016International Award[15]
National Award
2017International Award[16]
National Award
2018
International Award[17]
National Award
2019
  • Kailash Satyarthi
  • Prerana
  • Ajeet Singh
  • Hasina Kharbhih
  • Kiran Kamal Prasad
  • Alezandra Russell
  • Evelien Holsken
  • Rob Williams
  • DAFOH
  • Office for the Rescue of Yazidi
  • Junior Nzita Nsuami
International Award
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