This is
The Freedom of Worship award goes to the organisation Religions for Peace International for their steadfast commitment to promoting peace and standing up for those most in need. They are committed to building bridges between religious communities to increase mutual trust, reduce hostility in conflict zones and provide a platform for communal action. Their organisation respects and honours religious differences and works for interfaith dialogue and consensus.
Speech Religions for Peace
More about Religions for Peace International
Religions for Peace International has been committed as a peacemaker for nearly 50 years, and through its global network, the world's religious communities work effectively together for peace. The organisation opposes the abuse and misconception of their religions that fuel violence and hatred. Their ongoing efforts to counter those misconceptions, prejudices and mistrust between people are an example to us all.
More about Azza Karam
Prof Dr Azza Karam, Secretary General Select, received the award on behalf of Religions for Peace. Azza Karam is professor of religion and theology at the Free University in Amsterdam and has served in various positions at the United Nations, among others, since 2004.
Other laureates from 2020


United Nations


Maria Ressa


Sander de Kramer

