During a well-attended ceremony at Larmtorg Square, Nasim Malik, a prominent politician from Kalmar, Sweden, was awarded the Hjalmar Branting Peace Medal. This honor, named after Nobel Peace Prize laureate Hjalmar Branting, is given to individuals who have made exceptional contributions to peace and human rights.
A recognized commitment
Mr. Malik, a member of the Social Democrats, has been active in Kalmar politics since the 1980s and has devoted his life to the fight for human rights. “Few have been as deserving of this medal as Nasim Malik. His lifelong commitment to peace and human rights is an inspiration to us all,” said Johan Persson, mayor of the Kalmar municipality.
The ceremony, which took place during the Labor Day celebration organized by the Social Democrats, was a moment to acknowledge Malik’s decades of dedication. “It is extremely honorable to receive this medal,” Malik said during the ceremony, expressing his gratitude to his friends and colleagues who nominated him for this honor.
Recent recognition in Oxford
Just a week before this ceremony, Malik was also honored in Oxford for his work. The Mayor of Oxford presented him with a diploma in recognition of his relentless commitment and contributions to human rights and peace, further strengthening his international reputation as a peace activist.
A meaningful life
Nasim Malik, active in Kalmar politics for over 50 years, remains a central figure in both local and international discussions on human rights and peace initiatives. His dedication to these causes makes him one of the most respected figures in the Swedish and international political arena.
The awarding of the Hjalmar Branting Peace Medal to Malik Nasim is not just a personal honor, but also a recognition of the commitment of all colleagues and collaborators with whom he has worked over the years. This distinction underscores the importance of collective efforts in the fight for human rights and peace and celebrates the impact of collaboration and dedication to common goals. It is an affirmation of the value of years of joint commitment and dedication to principles that improve the world.
Andy Vermaut +32499357495, thenewsagency.net, email: denktankcarmenta@gmail.com
Editor’s note:
As a journalist and human rights advocate, I have followed Nasim Malik everywhere, from his commitment to religious freedom in the European Parliament to international human rights meetings in cities like London, Paris, Brussels, and Geneva. Wherever these themes are discussed, Malik Nasim is present. It therefore fills me with great joy that he is receiving this prestigious distinction. This recognition is a fitting tribute to his tireless commitment and dedication to human rights.
