Ossip K. Flechtheim Prize

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The Flechtheim Prize for Democracy and Human Rights (also known as the Ossip K. Flechtheim Prize ) is an award intended to honor an extraordinary commitment to human rights . As a rule, it has been awarded every two years since 2002 to a public figure, project group or institution who is active in the scientific, political, ideological-philosophical or artistic field or through practical social engagement for the realization of humanistic values ​​and goals has used.

The founder is the Humanist Association of Germany (HVD), which awards the prize for special achievements in the “promotion of education , tolerance and self-determination ” in German society. It is endowed with 10,000 euros (initially only 2,500 euros) and named after the futurologist Ossip K. Flechtheim .

In addition to the main prize for life's work, the Humanist Association of Germany also awards a “recognition prize”. In June 2004, Amnesty International received this award for the Section Group Against Human Rights Violations Based on Sexual Identity .

Lifetime Achievement Prize Winner

  • 2002: Konrad Riggenmann ; has become known through his fight as a teacher against the mandatory cross in the Bavarian primary school classroom
  • 2004: Peter Grottian ; Berlin social scientist
  • 2006: Seyran Ateş ; Lawyer
  • 2009: Michael de Ridder ; Doctor and patient rights activist
  • 2011: Foundation Returning ; Foundation for the Promotion of Jewish Women in Art and Science
  • 2013: Memorial T4 ; Project to commemorate the victims of the National Socialist "euthanasia" murders
  • 2015: Mohamed Ibrahim and Shemi Shabat ; for her workshops on the Middle East conflict, which she has been running as a Palestinian-Israeli trainer team for students and multipliers since 2008.
  • 2018: Dunja Hayali for her journalistic profession with "backbone, courage, empathy and self-reflection" (jury)

Web links

supporting documents

  1. Flechtheim Prize for Democracy and Human Rights , Humanism Foundation Berlin, accessed 23 Jun 2018
  2. ^ Humanism Foundation Berlin - Flechtheim Prize for Democracy and Human Rights. Retrieved November 8, 2019 .
  3. Dunja Hayali receives Flechtheim Prize for Democracy and Human Rights , hpd from Jun 22, 2018, accessed Jun 23, 2018