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"It means an enormous amount. It is everything," Greste told The Huffington Post Australia.
"I have always felt that this isn't about anything I have done, so much as what we came to represent, which is about freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
"From that perspective alone this is a hugely important award," he added.
Greste was up against other human rights advocates, Maha Abdo, Rodney Croome, Professor Pat Dudgeon and Adam Goodes.
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