(Reuters) - Anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks has been nominated for the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize, the Norwegian politician behind the proposal said on Wednesday, a day after the deadline for nominations expired.

The Norwegian Nobel Committee accepts nominations for what many consider as the world's top accolade until February 1, although the five panel members have until the end of the month to make their own proposals.

Norwegian parliamentarian Snorre Valen said WikiLeaks was "one of the most important contributors to freedom of speech and transparency" in the 21st century.

"By disclosing information about corruption, human rights abuses and war crimes, WikiLeaks is a natural contender for the Nobel Peace Prize," Valen said.

Reuters

Julian Assange on 60 minutes http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7300034n

“60 Minutes” and correspondent Steve Kroft spent two days with him in Great Britain where he is under house arrest, while fighting extradition to Sweden for questioning in two sexual assault cases, which he’s called part of a smear campaign against him. In his most extensive television interview to date, Assange talked to us about his work, his vision and the prospects of facing criminal charges in the United States.

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Snorre... Jaha.

Men vem vann tidigare? Obama (lol), Al Gore (lol).. Tror inte detta pris är så mycket värt i folks ögon. Men visst låter det fint!

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Hehe har precis landa här hemma,det är min data som är seg...men du gav mig ett tips.Kippis:)

Det är en CIA-operation, Kristoffer Hell har rätt.