Nobel peace award extends human rights tradition

This year's Nobel Peace Prize to three women from Liberia and Yemen extends the illustrious award's tradition since the 1960s of honoring human rights and democracy activists as well as more conventional peacemakers. Giving the award for human rights and pro-democracy activism naturally expands the ...

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