The Taiwan Foundation for Democracy offers the Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award for an individual or an organization making concrete and significant contributions to the advancement of democracy and human rights in Asia through peaceful means. It will provide recognition to the award winner and also demonstrate a long-term commitment to the cause of freedom in the region. Organizations or individuals from the Asian region can apply for thward.
“Each year, the Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award is awarded to one individual or organization that has made significant contributions to the advancement of democracy or human rights in Asia through peaceful means. As the first national democracy assistance foundation in Asia, the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy is committed to supporting courageous individuals and groups who build democracy, stand up for justice and defend human rights, especially those in our home region.
The Award consists of a sculpture and a US$100,000 grant from the TFD to support the ongoing work of the laureate, to be presented at an official ceremony in Taipei on December 10th, International Human Rights Day.
Nominations are open to the public, and TFD Chairman Wang Jin-pyng invites you to send nomination for the 2010 Asia Democracy and Human Rights Award.
To submit a nomination, please download the official 2010 ADHRA Nomination Form and refer to the enclosed instructions. An explanation of the selection criteria and review process is available here. All nomination materials are due no later than June 30, 2010.”
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