News Center- Afghan journalist and women’s rights activist Lailuma Sadid has been honored with the prestigious Henri La Fontaine International Prize for Humanism in Belgium for her exceptional efforts in championing human rights and women's rights.

The award ceremony was held at the City Hall of Brussels with the participation of numerous political figures, members of parliament, and representatives from a wide spectrum of political parties.

Henri La Fontaine was the first socialist to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. He held a doctorate in law, and in the Belgian parliament took a special interest in social policy and foreign affairs.

The Henri La Fontaine International Prize for Humanism rewards every two year a person, institution or association for contributing significantly to the defense, transmission and actualization of the values defended by Henri La Fontaine, such as humanism, social justice, feminism and free thinking