Talk:International Women of Courage Award

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A question of formatting
The formats of the lists have been changing over the years. At this time, there are four different versions, as follows (names and countries anonymized): In my irrelevant opinion, I would prefer a consistent way of naming these ladies. Although the 2017 version seems to be the most informative one, it would require the most research. But in an encyclopedia, it may be expected to know the reasons why specific persons have received a certain award.
 * 1) Jane Doe of Dunnowhere (2007–16, 2018)
 * 2) Kate Doe, activist for whatsoever, Utopia (2017)
 * 3) Lucy Doe (Nowhereland) (2019–22)
 * 4) Ms Mary Doe (2023)

I therefore suggest to update the lists, by and by, in the following format Any comments or better ideas? —Jochen64 (talk) 13:42, 11 March 2023 (UTC)
 * Nora Doe president of Whatsername