61. Sloan School Alumnus Kofi Annan Wins Nobel Peace Prize The united nations and its seventh secretary general, Sloan School alumnus KofiAnnan, were awarded the nobel Peace Prize Friday (October 12) for striving to http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/nr/2001/annan.html

News Releases MIT News Office Search Comments ... MIT Sloan School alumnus Kofi Annan wins Nobel Peace Prize OCTOBER 12, 2001 Contact Information Eight from MIT win 2001 Nobels in 5 fields MIT News Office, October 12, 2001 MIT-related Nobel Prize winners - MIT News Office MIT President Charles Vest speaks with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan in June 1997, when Annan was MIT Commencement speaker. Photo by Donna Coveney The United Nations and its seventh secretary general, Sloan School alumnus Kofi Annan, were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize Friday (October 12) for striving to create "a better organized and more peaceful world" in the post cold-war era. The Norwegian Nobel Committee said, "The UN has in its history achieved many successes, and suffered many setbacks. Through this first Peace Prize to the UN as such, the Norwegian Nobel Committee wishes in its centenary year to proclaim that the only negotiable route to global peace and cooperation goes by way of the United Nations." Annan, 63, was appointed secretary general by the UN General Assembly in 1997 and elected to a second five-year term in June. An active alumnus, he received the SM in management in 1972 and has visited MIT several times in recent years. He delivered the

62. Eight From MIT Win Nobels In 5 Fields; Kofi Annan's Peace Prize Caps Week Kofi A. Annan, SecretaryGeneral of the united nations, who earned his SM inmanagement in 1972, shared the nobel Peace Prize with the united nations. http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/nr/2001/nobels-eight.html

News Releases MIT News Office Search Comments ... MIT Leland H. Hartwell Wolfgang Ketterle Eric A. Cornell Carl E. Wieman K. Barry Sharpless George A. Akerlof Joseph E. Stiglitz Kofi Annan Eight from MIT win Nobels in 5 fields; OCTOBER 12, 2001 Contact Information Eight Nobel Prize recipients with MIT connections won Nobel Prizes in five fields this weekmedicine, physics, chemistry, economics and peace. The Peace Prize award Friday to the United Nations and Kofi Annan (MIT S.M. 1972) capped a week in which a current professor, a former professor and six alumni shared the prestigious prizes. MIT President Charles M. Vest commented, "It is thrilling and absolutely extraordinary that eight people who have taught or studied at MIT are among the 13 Nobel Prize winners in physics, chemistry, biology, economics, and peace. This is testimony to the excellence of students and faculty who are attracted to MIT, and to our dedication to intense work in fields of fundamental importance. Among the winners I know personally, the quality and creativity of students at MIT is frequently cited as a great strength of MIT. "Looking at the history of the Nobel Prizes in recent years, it is noteworthy that in many fields, the basic research done early in an individual’s career, shortly after attaining a Ph.D., is the work that is rewarded years later with the Nobel Prize," Vest said.

63. Press Release: Nobel Peace Prize Winner At SPC of the nobel Peace Prize, will be at Saint Peter’s College on March 1617 beforebeginning a tour of the Northeast, including a stop at the united nations. http://www.spc.edu/pr/press/0303/nobel.shtml

March 11, 2003 She will then head to the United Nations Chapel to speak about world peace and ask that warfare in Iraq be averted. Maguire will also lead a peaceful demonstration in front of the United States Mission to the United Nations later that day. Saint Peter's Home Admissions Academics Campus Life ... Athletics

64. Permanent Mission Of Ireland To The United Nations united nations, on behalf of the Western Europe and Other States Group, on the occasionof the awarding of the nobel Peace Prize to the united nations and the http://www.un.int/ireland/gs9.htm

Remarks by Karl Gardner to the 24th Plenary Meeting of the 56th General Assembly of the United Nations, on behalf of the Western Europe and Other States Group, on the occasion of the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to the United Nations and the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr Kofi Annan. 12 October 2001 Mr President Secretary General Excellencies On behalf of the Western European and Other States Group it is an honour to congratulate the United Nations and the Secretary General on winning the Nobel Peace Prize. This prize is a clear demonstration of the esteem in which the United Nations and the Secretary-General are held. It is also a tribute to the work of this organisation which always faces a wide range of formidable tasks. This prize will hopefully give us all the encouragement to continue our efforts. Thank you Department of Foreign Affairs Ask Ireland Government Directory United Nation s ... Facts about Ireland

65. Ambassador Negroponte Statement On The Awarding Of The Nobel Statement by Ambassador John D. Negroponte, united States Permanent Representativeto the united nations, on the Awarding of the nobel Peace Prize to Secretary http://www.un.int/usa/01_140.htm

Ambassador John D. Negroponte United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations Statement on the Awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Secretary-General Kofi Annan and the United Nations October 12, 2001 USUN PRESS RELEASE # 140 (01) October 12, 2001 Statement by Ambassador John D. Negroponte, United States Permanent Representative to the United Nations, on the Awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Secretary-General Kofi Annan and the United Nations, October 12, 2001 I am delighted to congratulate Kofi Annan and the United Nations on receiving this year's Nobel Peace Prize . This high honor reflects the deep respect and hope that people around the world have invested in the institution of the UN and in the man so many of us have come to feel embodies the best of the institution's ideals and abilities. His personal commitment to take on the most difficult issues facing the global community is an example to us all.

66. MIT Alumnus Annan Wins Peace Prize The Norwegian nobel Committee said that Annan and the united nations shared theaward “for their work for a better organized and more peaceful world.”. http://the-tech.mit.edu/V121/N51/50annan.51n.html

MIT Alumnus Annan Wins Peace Prize By Kevin R. Lang NEWS EDITOR Eight of the fourteen individuals awarded Nobels this year were either alumni, former faculty, or current faculty. Annan was a fellow of the Sloan School of Management from 1971-1972, and delivered the 1997 commencement address. The United Nations has played a crucial role in building an international campaign against terrorism, and the organization is expected to lead the effort to build a post-Taliban government in Afghanistan. Annan, 63, was named the seventh secretary general by the United Nations in 1997, and was reelected in June. He has served the United Nations for his entire career, except for a two-year assignment with the Ghana Tourist Development Company in the 1970s. He studied at the University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana, Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, and the Institut de Hautes Etudes Internationales in Geneva before coming to MIT. This eace prize marks centennial This story was published on Tuesday, October 16, 2001. Volume 121, Number 51

67. Support To The United Nations International Year For Volunteers 2001 Welcoming the proclamation by the united nations General Assembly of 2001 as InternationalYear mark the centenary of the award of the first nobel Peace Prize http://www.worldvolunteerweb.org/policy/regional/01_04_07CUB_ipu.htm

World Volunteer Web Support to the United Nations International Year for Volunteers 2001 Resolution adopted without a vote by the IPU Council at its 168th session (Havana, 7 April 2001) The Inter-Parliamentary Council, Welcoming the proclamation by the United Nations General Assembly of 2001 as International Year for Volunteers (resolution 52/17 of 20 November 1997), Having in mind the report of the Twenty-Fourth Special Session of the UN General Assembly entitled "World Summit for Social Development and Beyond: Achieving Social Development in a Globalising World", Having in mind also the recommendation of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on Improving the Status and Role of Volunteers (1496/2001), Considering that voluntary action - which assumes a great variety of organizational forms depending on the context, cultural norms, values and beliefs - is deeply embedded in every society and contributes significantly in a multiplicity of ways to promoting social cohesion, poverty reduction and sustainable development, democracy and good governance, Urges Parliaments and their members around the world: (i) To mark the centenary of the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Mr. F. Passy and Mr. H. Dunant by redoubled work in pursuit of peace and humanitarian values;

68. News & Events: Kofi Annan Annan and the united nations itself share the 2001 nobel Peace Prize for their work for a better organized and more peaceful world. . http://www.macalester.edu/collegerelations/kofi/

See the New York Times ad (as seen in the New York Times on Sunday, Dec. 9) CNN's Special Report United Nations Norwegian Nobel Committee Press Release Read : An excerpt from "Macalester's Favorite Son" (published in Macalester Today , alumni magazine) History of the prize The UN system has received the award on five previous occasions: · 1988 - UN Peacekeeping · 1981 - UN refugee agency · 1969 - UN labour agency · 1965 - UN Children's Fund · 1954 - UN refugee agency Jon Halvorsen reports from Norway : Oslo, Norway, Dec. 10United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan today accepted the centennial Nobel Peace Prize and set three key goals for the U.N. in the next century: eradicating poverty, preventing conflict and promoting democracy. "Only in a world that is rid of poverty can all men and women make the most of their abilities," he said. "Only where individual rights are respected can differences be channelled politically and resolved peacefully. Only in a democratic environment, based on respect for diversity and dialogue, can individual self-expression and self-government be secured, and freedom of association be upheld."

69. Peace Women by Dimity Hawkins, given to the united nations Association of Australia and WILPF Weiss,President of the International Peace Bureau at the nobel Syposium on http://www.peacewomen.org/resources/voices/speech/speechindex.html

Speeches and Letters Second Anniversary of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security Le Deuxieme Anniversaire de la Resolution sur les Femmes, la Paix et la Securite du Conseil de Securite des Nations Unies by Hon. Mobina S. B. Jaffer, Canadian Senator and member of Canadian Committee on Women, Peace and Security , November 7, 2002 NGO Working Group on Women, Peace and Security Statement to the UN Security Council by NGO Working Group, October 23, 2002 Arria Formula Personal Statement to the Security Council Members Regarding the Implementation of S.C. Resolution 1325 by Sabine Sabimbona of Burundi , Collective of Burundian Women's Associations (CAFOB) October 23, 2002 La Allocution de Madame Sabine Sabimbona Au Conseil de Securite Des Nations-Unies, le 23 Octobre 2002 Arria Formula Personal Statement to the Security Council Members Regarding the Implementation of S.C. Resolution 1325 by Teesta Setalvad, Gujarat, India, October 23, 2002 Personal Statement Intended for Security Council Members Regarding the Implementation of S.C. Resolution 1325

70. Salon.com News | Carter Warns Of "uncontrollable Violence" Most nobel laureates have carried out our work in safety, but there are of State CordellHull received this prize for his role in founding the united nations. http://www.salon.com/news/2002/12/11/carterspeech/

Search All of Salon.com Only News Directory Hot Topics Iraq War Antiwar Movement Saddam Hussein Joe Conason's Journal ... World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks Articles by date All of Salon.com By department Find a job Search our Personals ... Newsletter Salon Communities The Well Table Talk Salon Blogs Salon Credit Card ... Table Talk [Spirited Salon forums] France won't dance The U.S. vs. the U.N. Can the man get some props? What Bush has done right. Posts of the week The Well [Pioneering members-only discussions] Close encounters of the Unix kind Tools, tips and tech support Sound Off E-mail Salon Send us a Letter to the Editor Recent Letters Downloads Get Salon.com on your PDA Carter warns of "uncontrollable violence" In his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, former President Jimmy Carter blasts the idea of a preemptive war with Iraq. By Jimmy Carter Your Majesties, Members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I accept this prize. I am grateful to my wife Rosalynn, to my colleagues at The Carter Center, and to many others who continue to seek an end to violence and suffering throughout the world. The scope and character of our Center's activities are perhaps unique, but in many other ways they are typical of the work being done by many hundreds of nongovernmental organizations that strive for human rights and peace. Most Nobel laureates have carried out our work in safety, but there are others who have acted with great personal courage. None has provided more vivid reminders of the dangers of peacemaking than two of my friends, Anwar Sadat and Yitzhak Rabin, who gave their lives for the cause of peace in the Middle East.

71. Global Security Institute crushes hope and vision. I invite you to join the nobel Peace Laureates at UNFormer US Diplomats Deeply Concerned Press Conference united nations March 10 http://www.gsinstitute.org/archives/index.shtml

Proclamation City and County of San Francisco WHEREAS , Senator Alan Cranston (1914-2000) dedicated his life and work to peace, justice, environmental sustainability, human rights, the rights of veterans, the rule of law and cooperation amongst peoples, and above all, the elimination of nuclear weapons; and WHEREAS , Senator Cranston founded the Global Security Institute in the city of San Francisco in 1999, concerned deeply that it is unworthy of civilization to base security on terror, on the threat to annihilate millions of innocent civilians, and to carry on a mission and a vision to create a world free from the perilous dangers posed by nuclear weapons; and WHEREAS , the Global Security Institute created the Alan Cranston Peace Award to honor leaders who share Senator Cranston's vision; and WHEREAS , Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi has publicly urged the President to initiate multilateral negotiations leading to the early conclusion of a nuclear weapons convention; and MORE... Pelosi Receives 2003 Alan Cranston Peace Award from Global Security Institute Transcript San Francisco Saturday, April 12, 2003

72. Irwin Abrams: "The Promise Of The United Nations" year of the nobel Peace Prize, and the Norwegian nobel Committee announced globalpeace and cooperation goes by way of the united nations.” Accordingly, the http://www.irwinabrams.com/articles/ysnews_nov01.html

THE PROMISE OF THE UNITED NATIONS By Irwin Abrams Yellow Springs News , November 1, 2001 The United Nations represents not only the global legitimacy for the current military campaign of the United States and its closest coalition allies, but it provides the basis for a long lasting humanitarian coalition of the world community. I have been proud of my country, whose idealism and compassion have been so well displayed by the self-sacrificing fire fighters, police units, and so many who gave their lives for others in our national tragedy. It is my hope that the United States might show as much its capacity for compassion as for force and that it would work with the United Nations, led by Kofi Annan, to create a world of peace and justice. What a memorial to our victims of terrorism that would be.

73. Nobel Peace Prize Laureates Appeal For Restraint yesterday in response to the terrorist attacks of September 11 and to present tothe united nations, the joint Appeal which eight nobel Laureates have launched http://www.warresisters.org/nobel_statement.htm

WRL Homepage WRL Programs WRL Literature WRL Actions ... About WRL HUMAN LIFE IS SACRED October 2001 An Appeal to Restraint and a Call to Action in a Moment of Crisis by the Nobel Peace Prize Laureates We are greatly saddened by the tragic events which took place on Tuesday, September 11th, in New York and Washington, D.C. We cannot yet fathom the magnitude of what has happened, and yet we feel impelled to speak in light of what we fear may be an escalation of violence in response. We extend our deepest sympathies and heart-felt condolences to the families and friends of the victims and to the people of the United States. Our prayers accompany you in this difficult period of loss and mourning. The many acts of courage on the part of the rescue teams and the generosity of the citizens of your cities and towns are an inspiration to all of us. Respect for the sacredness and inviolability of human life is a principal article of faith in each of the major world religions. We are heartened by the spontaneous expressions of solidarity by millions of men and women of good will, from all backgrounds, on every continent, and by so many religious and political leaders through the world who have spoken out against this barbarous act of terrorism. There is nothing which can condone an act which has cost the lives of thousands of innocent people. The perpetrators of this deed must be sought out and brought to justice. At the same time, we know that administering justice to those responsible will not resolve the deeper questions of the causes of terrorism. In this regard, we are mindful that every day innocent victims suffer and die in many parts of the world, their only crime being born in a particular place, or into a particular religion, or with a certain skin colour.

74. Nobel Peace Prize 2001 The Norwegian nobel Committee has decided to award the nobel Peace Prize for 2001,in two equal portions, to the united nations (UN) and to its Secretary http://boes.org/coop/lmines/nobel01.html

The Nobel Peace Prize for 2001 The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2001, in two equal portions, to the United Nations (U.N.) and to its Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, for their work for a better organized and more peaceful world. For one hundred years, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has sought to strengthen organized cooperation between states. The end of the cold war has at last made it possible for the U.N. to perform more fully the part it was originally intended to play. Today the organization is at the forefront of efforts to achieve peace and security in the world, and of the international mobilization aimed at meeting the world's economic, social and environmental challenges. Kofi Annan has devoted almost his entire working life to the U.N. As Secretary-General, he has been pre-eminent in bringing new life to the organization. While clearly underlining the U.N.'s traditional responsibility for peace and security, he has also emphasized its obligations with regard to human rights. He has risen to such new challenges as HIV/AIDS and international terrorism, and brought about more efficient utilization of the U.N.'s modest resources. In an organization that can hardly become more than its members permit, he has made clear that sovereignty can not be a shield behind which member states conceal their violations. The U.N. has in its history achieved many successes, and suffered many setbacks. Through this first Peace Prize to the U.N. as such, the Norwegian Nobel Committee wishes in its centenary year to proclaim that the only negotiable route to global peace and cooperation goes by way of the United Nations.

75. Background On United Nations And The Nobel Peace Prize Awards Awarded To The UN Background on united nations and the nobel Peace Prize awards awardedto the UN and to the SecretaryGeneral. The united nations http://www.escwa.org.lb/information/press/un/2001/12oct_2.html

UN Press Releases 2001 31 October 2001 31 October 2001 30 October 2001 ... 15 October 2001 12 October 2001 12 October 2001 11 October 2001 10 October 2001 8 October 2001 ... 1 October 2001 Background on United Nations and the Nobel Peace Prize awards awarded to the UN and to the Secretary-General The United Nations system has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on five previous occasions: in 1988 it was awarded to the United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) received the prize in 1954 and 1981; it was awarded to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) in 1965; and the International Labour Organization (ILO) received it in 1969. Kofi Annan is the second Secretary-General to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. The Organization’s second Secretary-General, Dag Hammarskjöld, was awarded the prize posthumously in 1961, for his action in strengthening the United Nations. Hammarskjöld’s award came just a few months after his death in a plane crash near Ndola (now in Zambia), while on a peace mission in the Congo.

76. Milestones In UN History in any one year. 1965 UNICEF, the united nations Children's Fund,is awarded the nobel Peace Prize. 1967 Following the Six http://www.newsday.com/extras/lihistory/vault/unmile.htm

Milestones in UN History June 26, 1945 United Nations Charter signed in San Francisco. October 24, 1945 United Nations is created as Charter comes into force; in 1947, the General Assembly officially designated 24 October as "United Nations Day". General Assembly adopts Universal Declaration on Human Rights without opposition. UN High Commissioner for Refugees wins first of two Nobel Peace Prizes, for its work with European refugees. First Emergency Special Session of the General Assembly meets on the Suez Canal crisis, establishing the first peace-keeping force, the UN Emergency Force (UNEF). 17 newly independent states, 16 of them African, join the United Nations, the biggest increase in membership in any one year. UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Following the Six-Day War, the Security Council adopts resolution 242, the basis for future negotiations aimed at achieving peace in the Middle East. The International Labour Organisation (ILO) is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. UN High Commissioner for Refugees is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for the second time, for its assistance to Asian refugees.

77. Kofi Annan, Rome Address About the Speaker Secretary General of the united nations, Koffi Annan was awardedthe nobel Peace Prize, with the united nations, for the year 2001. http://www.thecommunity.com/rome/annan.html

Koffi Annan About the Speaker Secretary General of the United Nations, Koffi Annan was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, with the United Nations, for the year 2001. Message of United Nations Secretary-General to Third Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates Delivered by Ms. Shalani Dewan, Director, United Nations Information Centre, Rome Rome, 19 October 2002 Distinguished leaders and champions of peace, I am pleased and honoured to convey my warm greeting to all who have gathered in Rome for this important Summit. I know you all join me in congratulating President Carter on being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2002. He has indeed earned it by his tireless efforts to promote peace, even in the most difficult circumstances. Your meeting is taking place at a critical moment for world peace, and for the United Nations. The situation created by Iraq's failure to comply fully with the resolutions of the Security Council since 1991 is indeed one of the gravest and most serious facing the international community today. If handled properly, this challenge may ultimately strengthen international cooperation, the rule of law, and the United Nations enabling it to move forward in a purposeful way, not only in this immediate crisis but in the future as well. I have appealed to all who might have influence with Iraq's leaders to impress on them the vital important of accepting the weapons inspections. And I myself urged Iraq to comply with its obligations for the sake of its own people, and for the sake of world order. Iraq's decision to readmit the inspectors without conditions is an important first step, but only a first step. Full compliance remains indispensable, and it has not yet happened.

78. United Nations Timeline, 21st Century Sep. 11, Elsewhere New York Terror attacks 1st anniversary. Sep. 10, Switzerlandjoins united nations. Aug. more . Oct. 12, UN, Annan receive nobel Prize. Sep. http://www.mapreport.com/countries/un.html

79. Register At NYTimes.com Editorial by former president Jimmy Carter. New York Times free registration required.Category Society Issues North America united States...... to force Iraq's compliance with all united nations resolutions — with the 39thpresident of the united States, is and winner of the 2002 nobel Peace Prize. http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/09/opinion/09CART.html

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80. Nobel Peace Laureates Conference | 1998 his country’s cause, pleading its case before the united nations, the European speech,Francis Sejersted, chairman of the Norwegian nobel Committee, noted http://www.virginia.edu/nobel/laureates/bios/horta_bio.html

1996 Nobel Peace Laureate Nobel website Discussion Questions and Answers RealVIdeo of Mr. Horta's Speech East Timor was first settled by Portuguese traders in 1520, while the western half of the island was settled in 1619 by the Dutch; an 1859 treaty established the current borders. West Timor, administered as part of the Dutch East Indies, became part of Indonesia in 1946, while East Timor, with a different language, religion, and customs from its island neighbor, remained part of the Portuguese colonial empire. Unlike Indonesia, which is the most populous Muslim nation in the world with more than 190 mi llion people, East Timor is populated primarily by Roman Catholics. Two days after a December 5, 1975, state visit in Jakarta with President Suharto in which President Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger pledged U.S. support and military aid, Indonesia invaded East Timor. The Indonesian government formally anne xed East Timor in July 1976 as the 27 th Indonesian province. In his award presentation speech, Francis Sejersted, chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, noted that since the invasion, Ramos-Horta has lived abroad, "unceasingly and with great personal sacrifice collecting and communicating information on the repression, torture, and killing in his home country, and acting as East Timor’s principal international spokesman. At the same time, he has successfully kept up his efforts to unite the various East Timorese groups in a single national front, w hile constantly seeking opportunities for a peaceful solution to the conflict with Indonesia, based on respect for the integrity of the East Timorese people."

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