This year's Nobel Peace Prize may spotlight the issues of children abducted to Russia and the dangers faced by journalists covering conflicts. According to Haakon Gjerløw, Acting Director of the Peace Research Institute in Oslo, the award could serve to support those working to protect vulnerable populations and press freedom. Gjerløw spoke with Interia regarding potential candidates and the impact of the prize. The Norwegian Nobel Committee’s decision is expected at 11:00 local time. The potential focus reflects concerns about human rights violations linked to the ongoing conflict. The award could draw increased international attention to these critical issues and the individuals striving to address them.