While the Liberation War was going on, Shri Robin Sengupta at his personal risk entered Bangladesh a number of times and took many photographs of the mass killings and torture of Pakistan Army and operations of the Mukti Bahini. During the nine months war, Shri Robin Sengupta documented photos of different battles and published them in different newspapers. These photographs helped in creating public opinion, awareness and sympathy towards the sufferings of the refugees and to the cause of the Liberation War. For his great contribution, Shri Robin Sengupta is awarded Friends of Liberation War Honour.

Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Shri Nepal Nag was a pioneering leader of Communist movement in Bangladesh. He was also involved in the trade union movement of Bangladesh. During the Liberation War, he extended all out support to the left guerrilla Freedom Fighters. He, along with his wife Shrimati Nibedita Nag, provided assistance to the refugees and their house indeed became a shelter for Freedom Fighters. For his great contribution towards the Liberation War, Shri Nepal Nag is awarded Friends of Liberation War Honour (Posthumous).

During the Liberation War, Professor Tomio Mizokami - a youngman at that time - was an active member of Bangladesh Solidarity Front in Japan. His contributions made regularly to newspapers highlighting the atrocities of the Pakistan Army helped create public opinion in favour of Bangladesh. He also took part actively in raising funds for the Bangladeshi refugees. For his great contribution, Tomio Mizokami is awarded Friends of Liberation War Honour.

During the Liberation War, as an active member of Egypt Peace Council and Coordinating Secretary General of World Peace Council Dr Rifaat Mohamed El Said and their organizations supported the cause of Bangladesh. Amidst restrictions issued by the Egyptian Government, his organization issued statements, held seminars and conferences and collected thousands of signatures showing support to the suffering people of Bangladesh. He submitted the signature campaign report to the Human Rights Commission, which angered his Government, and he was arrested for his activities. As Coordinating Secretary General of World Peace Council, he visited a number of countries and raised public opinion in favour of the Bangladesh Liberation War and release of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from jail. For his great contribution to the Liberation War of Bangladesh, Dr Rifaat Mohamed El Said is awarded Friends of Liberation War Honour.