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His name is Dr. Denis Mukwege.
The Dr Denis Mukwege Foundation.
Mukwege has set up the Panzi Foundation.
Congratulations on your very well-deserved award,Dr. Mukwege!
Denis Mukwege is a doctor from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Moved by their courage and support, Mukwege returned to Bukavu in January 2013.
Email Dr Mukwege is awarded the prize for his work helping Congolese rape victims.
I am also very pleased to be in the special company of my three fellow Laureates, Raji Sourani,Denis Mukwege, and Hans Herren, and also to join the wonderful fellowship of the many other laureates since 1980.
Mukwege now lives at the Panzi hospital despite continuous threats to his life.
This award obligates Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad to continue their vital work.
Dr. Mukwege says:“The perpetrators of these crimes destroy life at its entry point.
Sakharov prize winners Dr Denis Mukwege and Lamiya Aji Bashar will hold keynote speeches.
Mukwege began to see a new level of extremely cruel sexualised violence in the Eastern DRC.
With the help of international aid organisations, Dr. Mukwege then founded the Panzi Hospital in the Panzi neighbourhood of Bukavu and became its manager and chief surgeon.
Mukwege said reparations can be individual or collective, symbolic or financial, depending on the victim, the case and the context.
The chair of the Nobel Committee said Murad and Mukwege"put their personal security at risk by courageously combating war crime and seeking justice for victims.".
Mukwege is afraid that if the international peacekeepers leave the country before a functional army and police have been established, there will be chaos.
This violence committed on their bodies happens not only in our country, the Democratic Republic of Congo, butalso in many other countries,” said Mukwege during a news conference on Friday at his Panzi Hospital, in the eastern city of Bukavu.
Dr. Denis Mukwege is a gynaecologist working in the war-torn region of Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo(DRC).
Recognizing that his medical work treats the victims but cannot prevent new violence,Dr. Mukwege has been giving countless interviews to alert the international community about the horrors of the conflict in Eastern DRC.
Mukwege fled back to Bukavu and started a hospital from tents, building a new maternity ward and operating theatre, but all of this was destroyed in the Second Congo War of 1998.
Recognizing that his medical work treats the victims but cannot prevent new violence,Dr. Mukwege has been traveling the world and giving countless interviews to alert the international community about the horrors of the conflict in Eastern DRC.
Mukwege and his staff have treated thousands of victims of such assaults, during the long-lasting civil war that has taken the lives of more than six million Congolese.
In an address interrupted by frequent applause, Mukwege criticized the international community for allowing Congolese to be"humiliated, abused and massacred for more than two decades in plain sight.".
Mukwege fled back to Bukavu and started a hospital from tents, building a new maternity ward and operating theatre, but all of this was destroyed in the Second Congo War of 1998.
Despite attacks on his life, Denis Mukwege speaks up tirelessly to raise awareness about the realities of the Congolese war and its grave, lasting consequences for girls and women.
Undeterred, Mukwege rebuilt his hospital in Panzi, working long hours and training staff to treat women victimised by the combatants who had'declared women their common enemy'.
The 2014 laureate, Denis Mukwege, a doctor in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has said he“happened to stumble” onto the problems of women who had been raped and brutalised in war.
Dr. Mukwege has reported that it happens that a woman he has treated successfully is raped again and comes back to the hospital, with no more chance for the surgeon to repair her reproductive organs once again.
Since 2008, Mukwege has been granted dozens of prizes in recognition of his work, including the UN Human Rights Prize(2008), the Seoul Peace Prize(2016) and the Nobel Peace Prize(2018).