This Article is From Feb 28, 2013

George Clooney accepts German Prize for humanitarian efforts

George Clooney accepts German Prize for humanitarian efforts

George Clooney established the organisation 'Not On Our Watch' to provide aid to places of international crisis. (Image courtesy: Associated Press)

Highlights

  • Fresh from grabbing an Oscar for his film Argo, Hollywood star George Clooney added another award to his collection after picking up German Media Prize.
  • After the Oscars ceremony, The Descendants star went straight to Germany to receive the award in honour of his humanitarian efforts and political activism at a ceremony in Baden-Baden, reported Contactmusic.
  • Peace activist Clooney founded the advocacy organisation 'Not On Our Watch' with fellow actors Brad Pitt, Matt Damon and Don Cheadle to provide aid in places of international crises such as Darfur, Burma and Zimbabwe.
  • Germany's Federal Labour Minister Ursula von der Leyen praised Clooney for his courage.
  • The 51-year old actor-producer joins the league of former US President Bill Clinton, Nelson Mandela and Dalai Lama who have been honoured with the award previously.
London: Fresh from grabbing an Oscar for hisfilm Argo, Hollywood star George Clooney added another awardto his collection after picking up German Media Prize.

After the Oscars ceremony, The Descendants star wentstraight to Germany to receive the award in honour of hishumanitarian efforts and political activism at a ceremony inBaden-Baden, reported Contactmusic.

Peace activist Clooney founded the advocacy organisation'Not On Our Watch' with fellow actors Brad Pitt, Matt Damonand Don Cheadle to provide aid in places of internationalcrises such as Darfur, Burma and Zimbabwe.

Germany's Federal Labour Minister Ursula von der Leyenpraised Clooney for his courage.

The 51-year old actor-producer joins the league of formerUS President Bill Clinton, Nelson Mandela and Dalai Lama whohave been honoured with the award previously.
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