context: Born in Sinan, Jeonnam, he was a member of the 6th, 7th, 8th, 13th and 14th National Assembly. After overcoming the demise of many deaths due to the threat of the military regime, Kim Young-sam and Kim Young-sam have long served as leaders of democratic camps at home and abroad to protest the military regime. [2] Kim Dae-jung was subjected to various oppressions, including abductions, house arrest, and imprisonment. After the Democratic Uprising in June 1987, he served as a permanent adviser to the Unification Democratic Party, forming a so-called democratic camp. Although he supported democracy both internally and externally, [3] [4] [5] [6] he contributed to the advancement of human rights and the progress of inter-Korean relations. . [7] Norwegian Rafto Human Rights Award in 2000, Mugunghwa Medal in 1998, Human Rights Award in 1998, Human Rights Award in Philadelphia City in the United States [8], Human Rights Award in North America, Human Rights Award in the United States, George Meany Human Rights Award, Bruno Won the Kraisky Human Rights Award. [9] He was adept at giving speeches [10] [11] [12] and received the Guinness Book of Records as the longest speaking record in the National Assembly. [13] Even in the cold winter, it was compared to Indongcho (내는 草), which bears all kinds of winds.
question: When did Kim Dae Jung receive the Nobel Peace Prize?
answers.text: 2000,