Justice Laureates

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2011 Justice Prize to Barbara Arnwine, Morris Dees, Association for Civil Rights in Israel, Center for Legal and Social Studies, and Kurdish Human Rights Project for extraordinary contributions to human rights and the rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2011 Justice Prize to Barbara Arnwine, Morris Dees, Association for Civil Rights in Israel, Center for Legal and Social Studies, and Kurdish Human Rights Project for extraordinary contributions to human rights and the rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2011 Justice Prize to Barbara Arnwine, Morris Dees, Association for Civil Rights in Israel, Center for Legal and Social Studies, and Kurdish Human Rights Project for extraordinary contributions to human rights and the rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2011 Justice Prize to Barbara Arnwine, Morris Dees, Association for Civil Rights in Israel, Center for Legal and Social Studies, and Kurdish Human Rights Project for extraordinary contributions to human rights and the rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2011 Justice Prize to Barbara Arnwine, Morris Dees, Association for Civil Rights in Israel, Center for Legal and Social Studies, and Kurdish Human Rights Project for extraordinary contributions to human rights and the rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2010 Justice Prize to Michael Kirby, John Dugard, and the Indian Law Resource Center, for contributions to international law and the advancement of human rights and rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2010 Justice Prize to Michael Kirby, John Dugard, and the Indian Law Resource Center, for contributions to international law and the advancement of human rights and rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2010 Justice Prize to Michael Kirby, John Dugard, and the Indian Law Resource Center, for contributions to international law and the advancement of human rights and rule of law.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2009 Justice Prize to Bryan Stevenson and the European Roma Rights Centre for advancing human rights and the cause of justice.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2009 Justice Prize to Bryan Stevenson and the European Roma Rights Centre for advancing human rights and the cause of justice.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2008 Justice Prize to Jerome Shestack and Thomas Buergenthal, two human rights advocates who are pioneers in the fight for justice and human rights throughout the world.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2008 Justice Prize to Jerome Shestack and Thomas Buergenthal, two human rights advocates who are pioneers in the fight for justice and human rights throughout the world.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2007 Justice Prize to Carmen Maria Argibay, Carlos José Cerda Fernández and Mónica Feria Tinta who overcame personal experiences of profound injustice to become outspoken champions of justice.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2007 Justice Prize to Carmen Maria Argibay, Carlos José Cerda Fernández and Mónica Feria Tinta who overcame personal experiences of profound injustice to become outspoken champions of justice.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber Foundation presents the 2007 Justice Prize to Carmen Maria Argibay, Carlos José Cerda Fernández and Mónica Feria Tinta who overcame personal experiences of profound injustice to become outspoken champions of justice.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2006 Justice Prize to Aharon Barak, former President of the Israeli Supreme Court – jurist, scholar, advocate, public servant and educator.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2005 Justice Prize to Param Cumaraswamy, for a life dedicated to the defense and affirmation of justice, his fearless advocacy for judicial independence has often been at personal risk and cost.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2004 Justice Prize to Chief Justice Arthur Chaskalson and Deputy Chief Justice Pius Langa of the South African Constitutional Court, who worked at the head of an outstanding and innovative court, restraining arbitrary power and laying foundations for justice and equality.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2004 Justice Prize to Chief Justice Arthur Chaskalson and Deputy Chief Justice Pius Langa of the South African Constitutional Court, who worked at the head of an outstanding and innovative court, restraining arbitrary power and laying foundations for justice and equality.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2003 Women’s Rights Prize to Madame Justices Bertha Wilson and Rosalie Silberman Abella, who have advanced the jurisprudence of equality and developed concepts of public responsibility for promoting human rights.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2003 Women’s Rights Prize to Madame Justices Bertha Wilson and Rosalie Silberman Abella, who have advanced the jurisprudence of equality and developed concepts of public responsibility for promoting human rights.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2002 Justice Prize to Fali Sam Nariman, President of the Bar Association of India, for exceptional leadership in a legal community that has inspired the development of a creative jurisprudence that facilitates the binding together of a diverse nation, helps control the exercise of public power and seeks to enable the poor, minorities and the marginalized to claim their basic rights to human dignity.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2001 Justice Prize to Anthony R. Gubbay, former Chief Justice of Zimbabwe, for upholding the independence of the judiciary and protecting the rights of the people, and to The Law Society of Zimbabwe, which stood for the independence of the Bar and the Bench, supporting the Chief Justice and the judiciary.

The Peter Gruber Foundation presents the 2001 Justice Prize to Anthony R. Gubbay, former Chief Justice of Zimbabwe, for upholding the independence of the judiciary and protecting the rights of the people, and to The Law Society of Zimbabwe, which stood for the independence of the Bar and the Bench, supporting the Chief Justice and the judiciary.