context: Born in Sinan, Jeonnam, he served as the 6th, 7th, 8th, 13th, and 14th National Assembly members. 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 suppressed by the military regime, including kidnapping, house arrest, and imprisonment. After the Democratic Revolt in June 1987, he served as a permanent advisor to the Unification Democratic Party and formed the Democratization Promotion Council to build a so-called democratic camp. Internally and externally, he supported democratization [3] [4] [5] [6] for the first time in the history of Korean history during the 2000b term, which was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to improving human rights and progress in inter-Korean relations. . [7] Rafto Human Rights Award in 2000, Mugunghwa Medal in 1998, Human Rights Award in 1998, Human Rights Award in 1998, Philadelphia City Liberty Medal in the United States in 1999 [8], Human Rights Union in North America, Human Rights in North America, George Miny in USA It was awarded the Bruno Kreisky Human Rights Award. [9] He was good at speaking, [10] [11] [12] and received the Guinness Book of Records as the record of his longest speech at the National Assembly. [13] Even in the cold winter, it was often referred to as Indongcho (참고), which overcomes all kinds of wind damage.
question: When did Kim Dae Jung receive the Nobel Peace Prize?
answers.text: 2000