Gwangju olmoošvuoigâdvuotâpalhâšume

Gwangju olmoošvuoigâdvuotâpalhâšume (koreakielân 광주인권상) lii aalmugijkoskâsâš olmoošvuoigâdvuotâ- já demokratiapalhâšume, mon juáhá korealâš Vyesimáánu 18. peeivi -muštosiäđus. Palhâšuumijn mušteh Gwangju demokratialihâstâs, mii ornij ive 1980 stuorrâ mielâčáittus Gwangjust demokratia peeleest Chun Doo-hwan diktatuur vuástá. Palhâšumesumme lii 50 000 dollarid.

Juovlâmáánu 18. peeivi 2018 siäđus almottij, ete Aung San Suu Kyi palhâšume kiässoo maasâd, ko sun ij lah viggâm luáptiđ olmoošvuoigâdvuotâluávkmiid rohingyalij vuástá.^[1]

Vyeitteeh

Ihe	Vyeittee(h)	Eennâm
2000	Xanana Gusmão^[2]	Nuorttâ-Timor
2001	Basil Fernando^[2]	Sri Lanka
2002	Korean Association of Bereaved Families for Democracy^[2]	Maadâ-Korea
2003	Dandeniya Gamage Jayanthi^[2]	Sri Lanka
2004	~~Aung San Suu Kyi~~^[2]	Myanmar
2005	Wardah Hafidz^[2]	Indonesia
2006	Malalai Joya^[2]	Afganistan
2006	Angkhana Neelaphaijit^[2]	Thaieennâm
2007	Irom Chanu Sharmila^[2]	India
2007	Lenin Raghuvanshi^[2]	India
2008	Muneer A. Malik^[2]	Pakistan
2009	Min Ko Naing^[2]	Myanmar
2010	Sushil Pyakurel	Nepal
2011	Binayak Sen	India
2012	Mun Jeong Hyeon	Maadâ-Korea
2013	HIJOS	Argentiina
2014	Adilur Rahman Khan	Bangladesh
2014	Khavaranin äidit	Iran
2015	Latifah Anum Siregar	Indonesia
2016	Nguyễn Đan Quế	Vietnam
2016	Bersih	Malesia
2017	Jatupat Boonpattararaksa	Thaieennâm
2018	Fr. Nandana Manatunga	Sri Lanka
2019	Joanna Cariño	Filippiineh
2021	Anon Nampa^[3]	Thaieennâm
2022	Cynthia Maung	Myanmar
2023	Chow Hang-tung	Hongkong
2024	Suganthini Mathiyamuthan Thangaras^[4]	Sri Lanka
2025	Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR)^[5]	Indonesia

↑ Cancellation of the Gwangju Prize for Human Rights Vyesimáánu 18. peeivi -muštosiäđus. 18.12.2018. ”This decision is made to express the Foundation’s protesting spirit against Aung San Suu Kyi who, while holding an influential political position, has not taken any actions in order to stop human rights violations on the Rohingya that has been raising international indignation.” Čujottum 6.12.2023. (eŋgâlâskielân)
↑ ^a ^â ^b ^c ^č ^d ^đ ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Gwangju Prize for Human Rights 2000–2009 Čujottum 29.8 2021 (eŋgâlâskielân)
↑ Anon Nampa awarded the 2021 Gwangju Prize for Human Rights Čujottum 29.8.2021 (eŋgâlâskielân)
↑ Eelam Tamil rights activist wins Korean human rights prize www.tamilguardian.com. Čujottum 18.8.2025. (eŋgâlâskielân)
↑ AJAR Awarded the Gwangju Prize for Human Rights: An Interview with Patrick Burgess gwangjunewsgic.com. 5.6.2025. Čujottum 18.8.2025. (eŋgâlâskielân)