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Medal "Civis Mundi Sum"
History and Goals
The "Civis Mundi Sum" medal was established in 2021 by the International Human Rights Commission - IHRC.
It is awarded alongside a certificate for outstanding achievements by individuals, companies, organizations, and institutions.
Its purpose is to honor significant contributions to the protection of human rights, the development of humanism, peace, and humanitarian relations, the prevention of all forms of intolerance, the promotion of social cohesion, and the highest professional standards related to health, science, and culture.
The "Civis Mundi Sum" medal features the IHRC logo and symbolizes honor, prestige, and international recognition for efforts and dedication towards a better world. It is presented personally by the IHRC Secretary General, Prof. h.c. Rafał Marcin Wasik, or his representative.
Medal Categories
The "Civis Mundi Sum" medal is awarded in three categories: gold, silver, and bronze.
Selection Procedure for Awardees
The selection process involves several stages:
1. Nominations: Candidates can be nominated by individuals, legal entities, organizations, and institutions.
2. Evaluation: The IHRC Expert Committee evaluates the nominations based on specific criteria, considering, among other things, innovation, community impact, and the quality of services provided.
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