On 8 May 2004, the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute honoured Secretary-General Kofi Annan by awarding him the Roosevelt Institute's Four Freedoms Medal. The "Four Freedoms" was an
expression coined by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in a speech to the United States Congress
in 1941. Roosevelt Institute Co-Chairman Ambassador William J. vanden Heuvel presented the award
to Mrs. Nane Annan on the Secretary-General's behalf following a ceremony at the Abbey of
Middelburg, The Netherlands — the ancestral home of the Roosevelt family.
Below are links to past issues of the UN Chronicle and its online edition that are particularly relevant to the Four Freedoms.
FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION
3 May 2004
Issue 2, 1999
Issue 4, 2003
FREEDOM OF WORSHIP
29 August 2000
Issue 2, 2002
Issue 2, 2000
FREEDOM FROM WANT
16 January 2004
Issue 4, 2002
Issue 4, 1998
FREEDOM FROM FEAR
6 February 2003
Issue 4, 1998
Issue 4, 1999
LINKS RELATED TO THE FOUR FREEDOMS
Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute
Secretary-General Kofi Annan's 2001 Nobel Peace Prize Lecture
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