2006, in Berlin
Germany
• Volker Beck, Member of the Bundestag, Green Party (Germany) and
• Günter Dworek, gay and lesbian civil-rights activist (Germany);
Poland
• Kazimierz Kutz, Senator in the Polish Senate (Poland);
France
• Dr. Louis-Georges Tin, founder of the International Day Against Homophobia (France).
2007, in Paris
France
• “Place de Mythos / Delusion Square”, Parisian theatre group (France);
Germany:
• The group “Menschenrechte und sexuelle Identität (MERSI)” at amnesty international (Germany);
Poland
• Piotr Pacewicz, journalist and civil-rights activist (Poland).
2008, in Warsaw
Poland:
• Marzanna Pogorzelska, teacher (Poland);
France
• Bruno Solo, journalist and moderator (France);
Germany
• Tanja Walther, sports scientist (Germany) and
• Philipp Lahm, football international (Germany) and
• Theo Zwanziger, president of the German Football Association (Germany).
2009, in Berlin
Germany
• Hans-Wolfram Stein, teacher from Bremen (Germany)
Poland:
• Professor Zbigniew Holda, Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights (Poland);
France
• “Paris Foot Gay” sporting club (France);
Spain
• Professor Juan Fernando López Aguilar, Professor for law (Spain)
2010, in Madrid
Spain
• Imanol Arias, Actor
Germany
• Wieland Speck und Mabel Aschenneller, TEDDY-Producers;
Poland:
• Izabela Jaruga-Nowacka, former vice primier of Poland, died at the age of 59 on 10.04.2010 as a passenger in an air-crash in Smolensk;
France
• Caroline Mécary, Lawyer;
2011, in Paris
France
• Olivier Dussopt, PS (Parti Socialiste), members of the French National Assembly
• and Franck Riester, UMP (L’Union pour un mouvement populaire), members of the French National Assembly
Poland:
• Adam Bodnar, LL.M., Ph.D., Head of the Department of Legal Affairs at the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights.
Germany
• Lala Süsskind, Chair of the Jewish Community of Berlin
2012, in Warschau
Deutschland:
• Elfi Scho-Antwerpes, mayor of the city of Cologne
Frankreich
• Véronique Eledut, teacher at Lycée JB Corot in Paris.
Polen
• Dr. Katarzyna Bojarska, Professor at the Institue of Psychology of the University of Gdansk, and „No Taboo”, the Psychosexual Health Centre in Gdansk
2013, in Warschau
Deutschland:
• Maria Sabine Augstein, lawyer (Tutzing)
Frankreich
• «Le Petit Journal», a daily tv news show hosted by Yann Barthès.
Polen
• Ewa Siedlecka, journalist
2014, in Paris
Deutschland:
• Cornelius ‚Corny‘ Littmann, LGBT-Aktivist und ehemaliger Vereinspräsident des FC St. Pauli,
Frankreich
• „www.projet17mai.com“, eine gemeinschaftliche Webseite, die sich mit Cartoons gegen Homophobie in Frankreich richtet.
Polen
• Monika Płatek, Professor at the Criminology Unit within the Institute of Criminal Law, at Law and Administration Department of the University of Warsaw
2015, in Berlin
Germany:
• Klaus Wowereit, Governing Mayor of Berlin (2001-2014)
France:
• Irène Théry, Sociologist, member of the ‚Haut Conseil de la Famille‘
Poland:
• Ewa Wanat, Journalist, television personality and former director and editor-in-chief of the Polish Radio RDC
Northern Ireland:
• Máirtín O’Muilleoir, member of the Northern Ireland Parliament (MLA) and Lord Mayor of Belfast (2013-2014).
2016, in Belfast
Germany:
• The Protestant Church in Berlin, Brandenburg and Silesian Upper Lusatia (EKBO), the Protestant Church in Hesse and Nassau (EKHN) and the Protestant Church in the Rhineland (EKiR)
France:
• Amnesty International France
Poland:
• Ilona Łepkowska, screenwriter, member of the Polish Film Academy and President of Television Association ‘Serial’.
Nordirland:
• Mary McAleese, Pesident of the Republic of Ireland (1997-2011)
Schweiz
• Florian Vock und Jazzmin Dian Moore, LGBT*-activists