[applause] [cheers and applause] >> julieta castellanos has worked to overcome corruption, drug trafficking and one of the highest murder rates in the world. when the country was polarized in the wake of the 2009, julieta helped heal the wounds dividing the honduran people and she made recommendations to help prevent similar crisis from ever happening again. she has organized others outside of government to become a power voice ofsecurity and human rights justice, protections and -- a powerful voice orf security, and human rights justice, protections, and even when the honduran national police murdered her son two years ago, julieta refused to turn inward or give up. instead, she challenged her griefs into a powerful call for action that is delivering meaningful change for the honduran people. for pressing relentlessly to reform, honduran security and justice sector institutions, and forging a civil society coalition, to advance that goal, we recognize julieta castellanos as woman of courage. [applause] [applause] during the past 20 years in nigeria, dr. josephine obiajulu odumakin has hand

[applause] [cheers and applause] >> julieta castellanos has worked to overcome corruption, drug trafficking and one of the highest murder rates in the world. when the country was polarized in the wake of the 2009, julieta helped heal the wounds dividing the honduran people and she made recommendations to help prevent similar crisis from ever happening again. she has organized others outside of government to become a power voice ofsecurity and human rights justice,protections and even when the honduran national police murdered her son two years ago, julieta refused to turn inward or give up. instead, she challenged her griefs into a powerful call for action that is delivering meaningful change for the honduran people. for pressing relentlessly to reform, honduran security and justice sector institutions, and forging a civil society coalition, to advance that goal, we recognize julieta castellanos as woman of courage. [applause] during the past 20 years in nigeria, dr. josephine obiajulu odumakin has handled more than 2,000 cases of agencies violating women's rights. these cases include every