1959
Neslon Mandela
You won't get anywhere if you don't go far enough.
1989
Dalai Lama
On foot across the Himalayas
2007
Al Gore
The inconvenient truth
1991
Aung San Suu Kyi
Liberation leader under permanent house arrest
2007
Rajendra Pachauri
Leading the way for the Paris targets
1986
Wole Soyinka
Radio channel contributed to democracy in Nigeria
2000
Kim Dae-jung
The limping democracy advocate
2003
Shirin Ebadi
First Muslim woman to win the prize
1976
Betty Williams
Death witness turned peace activist
2014
Mairead Corrigan Maguire
From secretary to Peace Prize winner
2006
Muhammed Yunus
Bank manager for the footmen
1984
Desmond Tutu
With laughter as a weapon
1921
Christian Lous Lange
Eneste fredsprisvinner fra Stavanger
1996
Jose Ramos Horta
The street activist who became president
2004
Wangari Maathai
First African woman to receive the Peace Prize
1997
Jody Williams
Spent five years on mine ban
2000
Gunnar Berge
The only committee leader from Stavanger
1910
International Peace Bureau (Jonathan Granoff)
Peace advocates since 1891
1985
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (Ime John)
Double gold for the peace doctors
1947
American Friends Service Committee (Mary Ellen McNish)
The pacifists’ peace prize from Stavanger
1977
Amnesty International (Jon Trana)
The pensioner's fight for the condemned
Speakers Corner and Walk of pain is a project initiated by Rune Hersvik and Mats Lande, Frode Isachsen, and Amnesty International Norge in collaboration with the Municipality of Stavanger.
