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Edward
Broadbent - Former Leader of the Federal NDP, 1991
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Douglas
Roche - Canadian UN ambassador for Disarmament Member and
human rights expert, 1992
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Ovide
Mercredi - Former first Nations grand Chief and avowed
follower of non-violent principles, 1993
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Dr.
Ursula Franklin - A noted Canadian scientist with life long
work on the Principles of Mahatma Gandhi, 1994
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Aung
San Suu Kyi - Burmese Opposition leader and Nobel Laureate,
1995
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George
McRobie - Small Scale Technologies Expert, 1996
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Dr.
Mary-Wynne Ashford - An educator in Peace and non- violence,
1997
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Marta
de la Vega Torres - Central American Peace activist for human
rights, 1998
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Thomas
Berger - Noted Lawyer, Former Chief Justice and human rights
advocate, 1999
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Medha
Patkar - Noted satyagrahi who has in the spirit of Gandhi led
a successful campaign against the Sardar Sarovar project, 2000
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Lloyd
Axworthy, A long time member of parliament well known for
his significant contribution to work on the issues of arms control,
land mines eradication and human security, 2001
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James
Lawson, One
of the few peace activists who has scientifically studied Mahatma
Gandhi's technique of Non violence and has successfully applied it
in the United States, 2002
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Dr.
Samantha Nutt and
Dr.
Eric Hoskins from
War Child Canada for their dedication in providing humanitarian
assistance to the war affected children in Iraq, 2003
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Marilyn Gullison,
for her dedication to Operation
Eyesight and HUGGS Canada, 2004
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Michael
Clague, for his work in the fields of adult education, social
policy and planning, and community development, 2005
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Roy Miki,
for his long and outstanding work and achievements in the
Japanese Canadian redress movement, 2006
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James Pau,
for his dedication to helping people by alternative medicine,
2007
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Free the Children- Marc Kielburger,
for
its unique
work in creating the largest network of children helping children
through education, with more than one million young people involved in
various programs in 45 countries, 2008
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Ela Bhatt,
for her longstanding efforts on behalf of poor women in India and for
her work in forming the trade union of the Self Employed Women's
Association in India, 2009
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Heribert and Kogila Adam,
distinguished authors and teachers whose books on peacemaking and
non-violent change in South Africa and in divided societies have brought
them many honors, 2010
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John O’Brian, for his recent work
on how the history of the imagery related to the Atomic Bomb has
acclimated us to the bomb, 2011