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(Q22007112)

English

Nadia Murad Basee

Yazidi human rights activist from Iraq and winner of the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize

  • Nadia Murad
  • Murad Basee Taha
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media legend
Nadia Murad in 2023 (English)
Nadia Murad en 2023 (Spanish)
Nadia Murad a 2023 (Catalan)
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name in native language
نادية مراد (Arabic)
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given name
Nadiyane
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date of birth
1993
2 references
reference URL
https://www.svd.se/331-kandidater-har-chans-pa-fredspriset
retrieved
5 October 2018
title
Nadia Murad i tårar efter beskedet: ”Är överraskade” (Swedish)
retrieved
18 January 2019
reference URL
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace/2018/murad/facts/
stated in
nobelprize.org
quotation
Born: 1993, Kojo, Iraq (English)
position held
goodwill ambassador
start time
16 September 2016
1 reference
reference URL
https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/frontpage/2016/September/human-trafficking-survivor-nadia-murad-named-unodc-goodwill-ambassador.html
retrieved
5 October 2018
title
Human trafficking survivor Nadia Murad named UNODC Goodwill Ambassador (English)
participant in
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2022
subject named as
Nadia Murad
1 reference
stated in
Davos 2022 Participant List
object stated in reference as
Nadia Murad - Nobel Peace Laureate; President, Nadia's Initiative; Co-Founder, Global Survivors Fund (GSF), Global Survivors Fund (GSF), Switzerland
award received
Sakharov Prize
point in time
2016
together with
Lamiya Aji Bashar
1 reference
reference URL
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-eu-prize-idUSKCN12R14X
retrieved
5 October 2018
title
Yazidi women win EU Parliament's Sakharov Prize (English)
Nobel Peace Prize
together with
Denis Mukwege
point in time
2018
followed by
Abiy Ahmed Ali
prize money
9,000,000 Swedish krona
follows
International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
award rationale
for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict (English)
for deres kamp mot seksualisert vold brukt som våpen i krig og væpnede konflikter (Norwegian Nynorsk)
3 references
reference URL
https://old.nobelprize.org/pea-press.pdf
retrieved
5 October 2018
title
Announcement (English)
publisher
Nobel Foundation
language of work or name
English
type of reference
press release
retrieved
18 January 2019
reference URL
https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/peace/2018/murad/facts/
stated in
nobelprize.org
quotation
Born: 1993, Kojo, Iraq (English)
title
Nadia Murad Facts (English)
language of work or name
English
reference URL
http://masterdataapi.nobelprize.org/2.0/laureate/967
retrieved
11 October 2019
stated in
Nobel Foundation database
social media followers
181,716
X user numeric ID
4516255048
point in time
7 January 2021
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171,729
X user numeric ID
4516255048
point in time
26 April 2020
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191,680
X user numeric ID
4516255048
point in time
25 February 2022
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201,963
X user numeric ID
4516255048
point in time
4 February 2023
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Commons category
Nadia Murad
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Identifiers

VIAF ID
271595887
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59150939987326600415
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ISNI
0000000463610797
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NORAF ID
1512719457311
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NUKAT ID
n2018084365
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CONOR.SI ID
308164963
subject named as
Murad, Nadia
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CiNii Research ID
1140563741639735552
subject named as
Murad, Nadia
1 reference
retrieved
7 December 2023
CONOR.SR ID
27045223
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NE.se ID
nadia-murad
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Nobel Laureate API ID
967
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Personality Database profile ID
483498
1 reference
reference URL
https://www.personality-database.com/profile/483498/nadia-murad-activists-mbti-personality-type
title
Personality Database ™️ | Famous People and Characters | Personality Database ™️ 2022 (English)
retrieved
3 July 2022
 
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