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24.11.2008

German Federal President Köhler presents Roland Berger Human Dignity Award to Somaly Mam of Cambodia

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Human dignity

Over the course of history, human dignity has been disregarded in many countries around the world, and it continues to be disregarded today. In the 20th century, it was also grossly violated by the German government, such as during the Holocaust and two world wars. It is thus the desire of the Founder that this Foundation promotes human dignity – and the respect, protection and realization thereof – worldwide from within Germany. The

"Roland Berger Human Dignity Award
- to promote peaceful cooperation in the world"

is intended to evidence that all Germans are committed to human dignity. It honors individuals, institutions or associations that play a successful and exemplary role in promoting human dignity and advancing international understanding, tolerance and a free and peaceful society. The prize is endowed with EUR 1 million.