Irina Bokova, Bulgaria
Director-General of UNESCO; former Bulgarian Ambassador to France and Monaco; former Permanent Delegate to UNESCO
Director-General of UNESCO; former Bulgarian Ambassador to France and Monaco; former Permanent Delegate to UNESCO
Professor emeritus of international Law at the University
of Maastricht; former UN-Special Rapporteur on the Question of Torture; former Director of the UN-Division for Human Rights; former Acting Registrar of the “International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia”
Lawyer; Former Teacher at the University of Tehran; Laureate of the Nobel Iran Peace Prize 2003; Founder and legal advisor of the Society for Protecting the Rights of Children in Iran
Chancellor of the Australian National University; President Emeritus of the International Crisis Group; Member of the UN Secretary-General’s Advisory Committee on Genocide Prevention; Former Foreign Minister of Australia; Laureate of the Four Freedoms Award for Freedom from Fear 2010
Professor of Law; Member of the UN Human Rights Committee; Member of the Constitutional Court of Benin; President of the Institute for Human Rights and Promotion of Democracy in Benin; he contributed as an expert to the draft of the “African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights
Lawyer; Secretary-General the Foundation »France Libertés«; Honorary President of the »Fédération Internationale des Ligues des France Droits de l'Homme« (F.I.D.H.)
Lawyer; former Special Representative of the Secretary General on Human Rights Defenders.
Internationally highly reputed artist who created the "Way of Human Rights” in Nuremberg in 1993
Civil rights activist and sculptor; Laureate of the Nobel Peace Prize 1980; Initiator of the “Coalition against Impunity"; founder member of the ecumenical Organisation “Service for Justice and Peace”
Lawyer; President of the Inter-American Institute of Human Rights; President of the UN Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Torture; Former Ambassador of Costa Rica to the USA
Lord Mayor of the City of Nuremberg