John Hume
John Hume was a prominent Irish politician and a key architect of the Northern Ireland peace process, known for his leadership of the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP). He played a crucial role in the negotiations that led to the Good Friday Agreement in 1998, for which he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1998.
Born on Jan 18, 1937 (88 years old)
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Ireland:
Hume was a key figure whose inspiration contributed to the Anglo-Irish Agreement.
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Ireland:
The late John Hume is depicted in a large-scale painting by Colin Davidson.
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Ireland:
Miriam O’Callaghan promoted John Hume in the ‘Ireland’s Greatest’ series in 2010.
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Ireland:
John Hume was vilified in the southern media after his first meeting with Gerry Adams.
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Ireland:
Heather Humphreys agreed with the late John Hume that unity of territory could only be achieved after a unity of peoples.
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Ireland:
John Hume is mentioned as a high-profile guest entertained by the FitzGerald family.
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Ireland:
John Hume was the leader of the SDLP and a key figure in the peace process during the Belfast Agreement referendum.
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United Kingdom:
John Hume, a leading conservationist in South Africa, has been charged with smuggling rhino horns worth $14m but insists he has 'nothing to hide'.
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South Africa:
John Hume is among the six accused allegedly involved in a transnational rhino horn syndicate that trafficked more than 960 rhino horns.
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Ireland:
John Hume’s life provides lessons for addressing the Palestine-Israel conflict.
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