Laureates

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  Thelma Aldana & Iván Velásquez ( 2018, Guatemala )

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  Tony Rinaudo ( 2018, Australia )

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  Abdullah al-Hamid, Waleed Abu al-Khair & Mohammad Fahad al-Qahtani ( 2018, Saudi Arabia )

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  Yacouba Sawadogo ( 2018, Burkina Faso )

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  Robert Bilott ( 2017, USA )

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  Colin Gonsalves ( 2017, India )

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  Khadija Ismayilova ( 2017, Azerbaijan )

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  Yetnebersh Nigussie ( 2017, Ethiopia )

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  Syria Civil Defence ( 2016, Syria )

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  Mozn Hassan / NAZRA ( 2016, Egypt )

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  Svetlana Gannushkina ( 2016, Russia )

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  Cumhuriyet ( 2016, Turkey )

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  Tony de Brum & the People of the Marshall Islands ( 2015, Marshall Islands )

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  Sheila Watt-Cloutier ( 2015, Canada )

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  Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera ( 2015, Uganda )

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  Gino Strada / EMERGENCY ( 2015, Italy )

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  Edward Snowden ( 2014, USA )

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  Alan Rusbridger ( 2014, UK )

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  Asma Jahangir ( 2014, Pakistan )

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  Basil Fernando / AHRC ( 2014, Hong Kong SAR, China )

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  Bill McKibben / 350.org ( 2014, USA )

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  Paul Walker ( 2013, USA )

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  Raji Sourani ( 2013, Palestine )

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  Denis Mukwege ( 2013, Democratic Republic of Congo )

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  Hans Herren / Biovision Foundation ( 2013, Switzerland )

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  Gene Sharp ( 2012, USA )

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  Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) ( 2012, UK )

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  Hayrettin Karaca ( 2012, Turkey )

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  Sima Samar ( 2012, Afghanistan )

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  Huang Ming ( 2011, China )

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  Jacqueline Moudeina ( 2011, Chad )

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  GRAIN ( 2011, International )

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  Ina May Gaskin ( 2011, USA )

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  Nnimmo Bassey ( 2010, Nigeria )

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  Erwin Kräutler ( 2010, Brazil )

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  Shrikrishna Upadhyay / SAPPROS ( 2010, Nepal )

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  Physicians for Human Rights – Israel ( 2010, Israel )

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  David Suzuki ( 2009, Canada )

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  René Ngongo ( 2009, Democratic Republic of Congo )

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  Alyn Ware ( 2009, New Zealand - Aotearoa )

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  Catherine Hamlin ( 2009, Ethiopia )

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  Krishnammal and Sankaralingam Jagannathan / LAFTI ( 2008, India )

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  Amy Goodman ( 2008, USA )

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  Asha Hagi Elmi ( 2008, Somalia )

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  Monika Hauser ( 2008, Germany )

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  Percy and Louise Schmeiser ( 2007, Canada )

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  Grameen Shakti ( 2007, Bangladesh )

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  Christopher Weeramantry ( 2007, Sri Lanka )

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  Dekha Abdi ( 2007, Kenya )

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  Chico Whitaker Ferreira ( 2006, Brazil )

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  Daniel Ellsberg ( 2006, USA )

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  Ruth Manorama ( 2006, India )

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  Festival Internacional de Poesí’a de Medellí’n ( 2006, Colombia )

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  Francisco Toledo ( 2005, Mexico )

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  Maude Barlow ( 2005, Canada )

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  Tony Clarke ( 2005, Canada )

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  Irene Fernandez ( 2005, Malaysia )

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  Roy Sesana / First People of the Kalahari ( 2005, Botswana )

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  Swami Agnivesh ( 2004, India )

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  Asghar Ali Engineer ( 2004, India )

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  Memorial ( 2004, Russia )

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  Bianca Jagger ( 2004, Nicaragua )

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  Raúl Montenegro ( 2004, Argentina )

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  Walden Bello ( 2003, Philippines )

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  Nicanor Perlas ( 2003, Philippines )

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  Citizens’ Coalition for Economic Justice (CCEJ) ( 2003, South Korea )

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  Ibrahim Abouleish / SEKEM ( 2003, Egypt )

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  David Lange ( 2003, New Zealand - Aotearoa )

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  Martin Green ( 2002, Australia )

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  Centre Jeunes Kamenge (CJK) ( 2002, Burundi )

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  Kvinna till Kvinna ( 2002, Sweden )

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  Martín Almada ( 2002, Paraguay )

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  José Antonio Abreu ( 2001, Venezuela )

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  Uri and Rachel Avnery / Gush Shalom ( 2001, Israel )

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  Leonardo Boff ( 2001, Brazil )

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  Trident Ploughshares ( 2001, UK )

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  Tewolde Berhan ( 2000, Ethiopia )

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  Munir ( 2000, Indonesia )

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  Birsel Lemke ( 2000, Turkey )

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  Wes Jackson / The Land Institute ( 2000, USA )

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  Hermann Scheer ( 1999, Germany )

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  Juan Garcés ( 1999, Spain )

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  Consolidation of the Amazon Region (COAMA) ( 1999, Colombia )

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  Grupo de Agricultura Orgánica (GAO) ( 1999, Cuba )

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  Juan Pablo Orrego / Grupo de Acción por el Biobío (GABB) ( 1998, Chile )

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  Katarina Kruhonja ( 1998, Croatia )

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  Vesna Terselic ( 1998, Croatia )

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  International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN) ( 1998, International )

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  Samuel Epstein ( 1998, USA )

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  Michael Succow ( 1997, Germany )

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  Mycle Schneider ( 1997, France )

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  Jinzaburo Takagi ( 1997, Japan )

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  Joseph Ki-Zerbo ( 1997, Burkina Faso )

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  Cindy Duehring ( 1997, USA )

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  Herman Daly ( 1996, USA )

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  The Committee of Soldiers’ Mothers of Russia (CSMR) ( 1996, Russia )

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  Kerala Sastra Sahitya Parishad (KSSP) ( 1996, India )

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  George Vithoulkas ( 1996, Greece )

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  András Biró / Hungarian Foundation for Self-Reliance ( 1995, Hungary )

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  Serb Civic Council ( 1995, Bosnia-Herzegovina )

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  Carmel Budiardjo ( 1995, UK )

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  Sulak Sivaraksa ( 1995, Thailand )

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  Astrid Lindgren ( 1994, Sweden )

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  Servol (Service Volunteered for All) ( 1994, Trinidad )

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  Hanumappa R. Sudarshan / VGKK ( 1994, India )

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  Ken Saro-Wiwa / Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People ( 1994, Nigeria )

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  Mary and Carrie Dann of the Western Shoshone Nation ( 1993, USA )

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  Vandana Shiva ( 1993, India )

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  Arna Mer-Khamis ( 1993, Israel )

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  Organisation of Rural Associations for Progress (ORAP) ( 1993, Zimbabwe )

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  Kylätoiminta / Finnish Village Action ( 1992, Finland )

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  Zafrullah Chowdhury / Gonoshasthaya Kendra ( 1992, Bangladesh )

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  Helen Mack Chang ( 1992, Guatemala )

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  John Gofman ( 1992, USA )

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  Alla Yaroshinskaya ( 1992, Russia )

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  Edward Goldsmith ( 1991, UK )

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  Medha Patkar and Baba Amte / Narmada Bachao Andolan ( 1991, India )

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  Marie-Thérèse and Bengt Danielsson ( 1991, Polynesia )

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  Senator Jeton Anjain / The Rongelap People ( 1991, Marshall Islands )

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  Comissão Pastoral da Terra (CPT) ( 1991, Brazil )

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  Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais sem Terra (MST) ( 1991, Brazil )

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  Alice Tepper Marlin ( 1990, USA )

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  Bernard Lédéa Ouédraogo ( 1990, Burkina Faso )

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  Asociación de Trabajadores Campesinos del Carare (ATCC) ( 1990, Colombia )

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  Felicia Langer ( 1990, Israel )

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  Legesse Wolde-Yohannes ( 1989, Ethiopia )

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  Survival ( 1989, International )

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  Seikatsu Club Consumers’ Cooperative ( 1989, Japan )

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  Melaku Worede ( 1989, Ethiopia )

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  Aklilu Lemma ( 1989, Ethiopia )

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  Inge Genefke / Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims ( 1988, Denmark )

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  José Lutzenberger ( 1988, Brazil )

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  John F. Charlewood Turner ( 1988, UK )

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  Sahabat Alam Malaysia – Sarawak (SAM) ( 1988, Malaysia )

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  Hans-Peter Dürr ( 1987, Germany )

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  Johan Galtung ( 1987, Norway )

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  The Chipko Movement ( 1987, India )

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  Frances Moore-Lappé / Institute for Food and Development Policy ( 1987, USA )

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  Mordechai Vanunu ( 1987, Israel )

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  Robert Jungk ( 1986, Austria )

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  Rosalie Bertell ( 1986, Canada )

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  Alice Stewart ( 1986, UK )

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  Helena Norberg-Hodge / Ladakh Ecological Development Group ( 1986, India )

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  Evaristo Nugkuag Ikanan ( 1986, Peru )

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  Pat Mooney ( 1985, Canada )

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  Lokayan ( 1985, India )

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  Janos Vargha / Duna Kör ( 1985, Hungary )

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  Theo van Boven ( 1985, Netherlands )

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  Cary Fowler ( 1985, Norway )

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  Imane Khalifeh ( 1984, Lebanon )

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  Ela Bhatt / Self-Employed Women’s Association ( 1984, India )

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  Winefreda Geonzon / FREE LAVA ( 1984, Philippines )

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  Wangari Maathai ( 1984, Kenya )

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  Leopold Kohr ( 1983, Austria )

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  High Chief Ibedul Gibbons and the people of Belau ( 1983, Palau )

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  Manfred Max-Neef / CEPAUR ( 1983, Chile )

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  Amory and Hunter Lovins ( 1983, USA )

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  Petra Kelly ( 1982, Germany )

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  Erik Dammann / The Future in Our Hands ( 1982, Norway )

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  Anwar Fazal ( 1982, Malaysia )

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  Participatory Institute for Development Alternatives (PIDA) ( 1982, Sri Lanka )

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  George Trevelyan ( 1982, UK )

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  Mike Cooley ( 1981, UK )

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  Bill Mollison ( 1981, Australia )

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  Patrick van Rensburg ( 1981, South Africa )

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  Hassan Fathy ( 1980, Egypt )

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  Stephen Gaskin / Plenty International ( 1980, USA )