Anne Klein Women’s Award 2020 to Prasanna Gettu Statement of the jury: The Anne Klein Women’s Award 2020 The Anne Klein Women’s Award 2020 goes to Prasanna Gettu, a human and women‛s rights activist from Chennai, India. Gettu, a criminologist, is a remarkable and courageous defender of human and women‛s rights, championing the right to a life free of violence, a life lived according to one‛s own wishes and in dignity and good health. Image credits The Awardee “It is my job to tell the victim of violence that she is valuable." Portrait The Indian Dr. Prasanna Gettu is co-founder of the International Foundation for Crime Prevention & Victim Care in Chennai. Survivors of fire and acid attacks are cared for and advised here. The journalist Pragati K. B. met Gettu in her centre and talked to her about domestic violence and her long-standing struggle. Pragati K. B. Anne Klein Women’s Award 2020 goes to Prasanna Gettu Press release The 2020 Anne Klein Women’s Award goes to Prasanna Gettu, a human and women‛s rights activist from Chennai, India. Dr. Prasanna Gettu Short Biography Dr. Prasanna Gettu receives the Anne-Klein-Frauenpreis 2020 for her commitment. Pictures for download Picture 1 (Querformat) Picture 2 (Hochformat) Image credits: Shalini Vijayakumar / CC-BY-SA 4.0 Anne Klein Women's Award 2020 Speech Each year, the Anne Klein Women’s Award celebrates Anne Klein and her many political, legal and social achievements in the fight for the rights of women, lesbians and gays, and for the right to live a self-determined life in liberty. This year, the Anne Klein Women‛s Award goes to Dr. Prasanna Gettu from India. Barbara Unmüßig In praise of Prasanna Gettu Speech On 6 March 2020, the women and human rights activist Prasanna Gettu was awarded the Anne Klein Women's Prize. Elke Büdenbender gave the laudatory speech. Elke Büdenbender From being victims to survivors to thrivers Speech Speech of Dr. Prasanna Gettu, Anne-Klein-Women’s-Prize-Awardee 2020 Dr. Prasanna Gettu Photo Gallery Award Ceremony Anne Klein Women’s Award to Dr. Prasanna Gettu, India - Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung Watch on YouTube This external content requires your consent. Please note our privacy policy. The Anne Klein Women’s Award Read more Anne Klein Women's Award 2019 to Kristina Hänel, Natascha Nicklaus and Nora Szász Read more Anne Klein Women's Award 2018 to Jineth Bedoya and Mayerlis Angarita Read more
Statement of the jury: The Anne Klein Women’s Award 2020 The Anne Klein Women’s Award 2020 goes to Prasanna Gettu, a human and women‛s rights activist from Chennai, India. Gettu, a criminologist, is a remarkable and courageous defender of human and women‛s rights, championing the right to a life free of violence, a life lived according to one‛s own wishes and in dignity and good health.
“It is my job to tell the victim of violence that she is valuable." Portrait The Indian Dr. Prasanna Gettu is co-founder of the International Foundation for Crime Prevention & Victim Care in Chennai. Survivors of fire and acid attacks are cared for and advised here. The journalist Pragati K. B. met Gettu in her centre and talked to her about domestic violence and her long-standing struggle. Pragati K. B.
Anne Klein Women’s Award 2020 goes to Prasanna Gettu Press release The 2020 Anne Klein Women’s Award goes to Prasanna Gettu, a human and women‛s rights activist from Chennai, India.
Dr. Prasanna Gettu Short Biography Dr. Prasanna Gettu receives the Anne-Klein-Frauenpreis 2020 for her commitment.
Anne Klein Women's Award 2020 Speech Each year, the Anne Klein Women’s Award celebrates Anne Klein and her many political, legal and social achievements in the fight for the rights of women, lesbians and gays, and for the right to live a self-determined life in liberty. This year, the Anne Klein Women‛s Award goes to Dr. Prasanna Gettu from India. Barbara Unmüßig
In praise of Prasanna Gettu Speech On 6 March 2020, the women and human rights activist Prasanna Gettu was awarded the Anne Klein Women's Prize. Elke Büdenbender gave the laudatory speech. Elke Büdenbender
From being victims to survivors to thrivers Speech Speech of Dr. Prasanna Gettu, Anne-Klein-Women’s-Prize-Awardee 2020 Dr. Prasanna Gettu