I wondered why are most of the awards given to people who were jailed politically, survived genocides, or assassination attempts awarded to women, while it is rare for men?

Nadia Murad who survived Yazidi genocide, won many awards including Nobel prize and was appointed as the goodwill ambassador even though she is not influential enough.

Malala Yousafzai won Nobel and other awards after surviving assassination attempt and the United Nations dedicated a whole day to her (this is a proof that women have double the privileges of men)

Narges Mohammadi was awarded Nobel prize while in prison.

I know it is sad what happened to them, I'm glad they survived death but there are women who have been through worse circumstances.

I am sure 70% of foreign people who know Malala Yousafzai never heard before the assassination attempt.

Awards now lost their value, they are just gifts given to women to make them more popular and more influential even though most people never heard of them before they survived death and even though they are not influential enough before they won Novel prizes.

It is sad that we never heard about a gay man being awarded a Nobel prize for surviving death after advocating for LGBT rights even though gay men are treated like insects in homophobic countries worse than women are treated in Pakistan and Iraq.