The Case for Humanitarianism
World Statistics:
• Global Water and Sanitation issues
• 3 billion live on less than $2.50 a day
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Bill Clinton, 5th Place recipient in 2009 of The David Chow Humanitarian Award Foundation was awarded for his humanitarian work in successfully negotiating with North Korea’s Kim Jong Il for the release of U.S. journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling in August 2009. |
| Mr. Clinton spent about three hours and 15 minutes with Mr. Kim, an administration official said, including a two-hour dinner and a meeting that lasted for an hour and 15 minutes. After Mr. Kim pardoned the reporters, Mr. Clinton conveyed a message from Mr. Obama expressing profound thanks for this and reflecting views on ways of improving the relations between the two countries a North Korean news agency said. Relatives of the reporters issued a statement thanking Mr. Clinton and U.S. officials for their work. We are counting the seconds to hold Laura and Euna in our arms, the relatives said. |
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Mr. Sarmast, 1st Place recipient for his humanitarian work, devoting his time and efforts into re-building bombed out music school in Kabul, Afghanistan. |
Dr. Christina Marchioni, Executive Director of Healthy Learning Paths and 2nd Place recipient in 2009 of The David Chow Humanitarian Award |
Dr. Henry Marsh, a British neurosurgeon was awarded for dedicating his services to patients at a neurology clinic in Kiev, Ukraine. |
Terri Cadiente, 4th Place recipient for her humanitarian work with The Stuntwomen’s Foundation, Ragdoll Restoration Foundation. |
Bill Clinton, 5th Place for his humanitarian work in successfully negotiating the release of U.S. journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling in North Korea. |
Charissa Hoffman started her lemonade stand to help support the Philip Hayden Foundation making a profound impact in the lives of Chinese orphans. |
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