The Nobel Committee faces an unexpected problem over the Peace Prize.

The Nobel Committee was unable to reach peace prize laureate and former chairman of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Navi Pillay. This was announced by a representative of the organization, Jorgen Vatne Fridnes, reports The Guardian.

“If you receive a call from a Norwegian number, please answer. I look forward to speaking with you soon,” he addressed the laureate.

The Nobel Committee previously said Pillay received the award "for her efforts to promote peace and international law." The organization noted that the Peace Prize laureate emphasized the responsibility of both individuals and states to uphold the rule of law in all positions she held.