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1000 Women for the Nobel Peace Prize 2005
(http://www.1000peacewomen.org/eng/html/nominierte/index.php)
In the year 2005 the Nobel Peace Prize should be awarded to 1000 women for their untiring pursuit of peace.

Millions of women are engaged daily in working for a better future. Without regard for their own safety, they are active on behalf of the community's well-being. They call for reconciliation, demand justice, and rebuild what has been destroyed. They transform conflicts. They fight against poverty   and for human rights. They create alternative sources of income, and they strive   for access to land and clean water. They educate and heal. They reintegrate HIV patients. They find solutions to a great many forms of violence and they condemn the genital mutilation of girls.


The project

1000 Women for the Nobel Peace Prize 2005 defined as its objective the nominating of 1000 women to represent collectively the millions above-mentioned. The life stories, the visions, methods, strategies and networks of these 1000 women will be publicized. With this recognition they should receive both encouragement and gratitude for their commitment.

 

More about this idea and the people driving it can be found at the project website: http://www.1000peacewomen.org

 

The nominees from Bulgaria are:

Liliana Lozanova Valcheva

Ivanka Nikolova Lecheva

Genoveva Tisheva

 

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