Draft:Hän Honor

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Declined by DoubleGrazing 5 months ago. Last edited by FrescoBot 5 months ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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The Hän Honour is an award granted by the Finnish Government to groups and individuals that are working towards a more just and equal world. It's a symbol for a better world where people are not defined by their background, gender or appearance. ^[1].

The campaign is part of Finland’s Ministry for Foreign Affairs equality campaign that aims to highlight equality issues in the global discourse.^[2] In order to promote equality-related values in society around the world, Finland has awarded Hän Honours at Finnish missions abroad starting in May 2019 in Norway with Jenter og Teknologi, a project that belongs to the NHO (the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprises) and aims to bring girls into the world of science and technology.^[3]

Notable Recipients

Kampania Przeciw Homofobii, Poland, May 2019
Karin Le Roux, Founder and Director of Omba Arts Trust, Namibia, May 2019
Katja Urbatsch, Founder and CEO of ArbeiterKind.de, Germany, May 2019
Angkhana Neelaphaijit, Commissioner at the National Human Rights Commission of Thailand, Thailand, May 2019
Women of the World Festival, United Kingdom, May 2019
Human Rights Campaign United States, May 2019
Chizuko Ueno, Japan, May 2019
Inter-LGBT, France, May 2019
The Girls Leadership Network, Australia, November 2019
Soraya Bahgat, Egypt and Finland, December 2019
Sister Stanislaus, Ireland, February 2020
Caroline Criado Perez, United Kingdom, March 2020
Seyi Akiwowo, United Kingdom, April 2021
Danielle Carter, United Kingdom, June 2022
Stemettes, United Kingdom, February 2025

References

^ "Hän – Working towards a bias-free world".
^ "What is hän?". 2 May 2019.
^ "Spreading the word about equality, with the Finnish pronoun "hän"". 6 June 2019.

[1] "Hän – Working towards a bias-free world".

[2] "What is hän?". 2 May 2019.

[3] "Spreading the word about equality, with the Finnish pronoun "hän"". 6 June 2019.

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