Winners

Outstanding Contribution to Peace
Camille Maubert, Sifa Bahati and Hugh Kinsella Cunningham
(UK/ DRC)
“These Women Are Bringing Some Peace to War-Stricken Congo”
Second Prize
winning article
Outstanding Contribution to Peace
Hadeel Arja
(Turkey)
“The Shocking Practice of “Forced Puberty” in Northern Syria’s Refugee Camps”
First Prize
winning article
Outstanding Contribution to Peace
Jack Losh
(United Kingdom)
“The Rescuers. Ukraine’s firefighters on the frontline: ‘If you’re not scared, you’re stupid’”
Third Prize
winning article
Contribution to Civil Rights
Anna-Catherine Brigida
(United States)
“How Surveillance Tech Helped Protect Power — and the Drug Trade — in Honduras”
First Prize
winning article
Contribution to Civil Rights
Samik Kharel, Roshan Sedhai
(Nepal)
“Nepalis Feel the Human Toll of Qatar's World Cup”
Second Prize
winning article
Contribution to Civil Rights
Claudia Smolansky, Carmen Victoria Inojosa and Marielba Núñez
(Venezuela)
“Series: Torture is the Neighbor”
Third Prize
winning article
Outstanding Investigative Reporting
Hannah Dreier
(USA)
“Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S.”
First Prize
winning article
Outstanding Investigative Reporting
Sanjana Varghese, Emma Graham-Harrison, Joe Dyke, Julia Nueno, Azul De Monte, Imogen Piper
(United Kingdom)
“The hidden casualties of Britain's war”
Second Prize
winning article
Outstanding Investigative Reporting
Kusum Arora, Stefania Prandi, Francesca Cicculli, Charlotte Aagaard
(Italy/ India/ Denmark)
“Series: “The Bitter Taste of Kiwis””
Third Prize
winning article
Excellence in Environmental Journalism
Barbara Fraser, Marilez Tello Imaina, Leonardo Tello Imaina
(Peru)
“Series: Traces of Oil in the Peruvian Amazon”
Third Prize
winning article
Excellence in Environmental Journalism
Christian Salewski, Sebastian Kempkens, Greta Taubert
(Germany)
“What’s Really in It?”
First Prize
winning article
Excellence in Environmental Journalism
Tom Brown, Christina Last, Kuek Ser Kuang Keng, Alannah Travers, Stella Martany
(UK/ USA/ Iraq/ Malaysia)
“Choking Kurdistan”
Second Prize
winning article

Shortlist

Outstanding Contribution to Peace
Camille Maubert, Sifa Bahati and Hugh Kinsella Cunningham
(UK/ DRC)
These Women Are Bringing Some Peace to War-Stricken Congo
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Hadeel Arja
(Turkey)
The Shocking Practice of “Forced Puberty” in Northern Syria’s Refugee Camps
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Jack Losh
(United Kingdom)
The Rescuers. Ukraine’s firefighters on the frontline: ‘If you’re not scared, you’re stupid’
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Dafina Halili
(Kosovo)
'I Never Imagined This Could Be Done Also to Men'
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Priyadarshini Sen
(India)
Series: 'Fanaticism is all about aggression': One man's journey from a Hindu nationalist to a humanist; Why they broke with Hindu nationalism: Four former zealots speak out; Faith Metamorphosis in Hindu Nationalists
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Taiwo Adebulu
(Nigeria)
Forced to Wed: Inside the horror-filled world of Nigerian schoolgirls abandoned in captivity
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Wesam Mohammed Qasem Ebrahim
(Yemen)
Taiz factories' workers… exiled in their own city
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Contribution to Civil Rights
Anna-Catherine Brigida
(United States)
How Surveillance Tech Helped Protect Power — and the Drug Trade — in Honduras
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Claudia Smolansky, Carmen Victoria Inojosa and Marielba Núñez
(Venezuela)
Series: Torture is the Neighbor
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Samik Kharel, Roshan Sedhai
(Nepal)
Nepalis Feel the Human Toll of Qatar's World Cup
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Yara El Murr
(Lebanon)
Series: Intercepted at Sea
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Outstanding Investigative Reporting
Andersson Boscán, Mónica Velásquez, Jeffersona Sanguña, Doménica Vivanco, Christian Torres, Juan José Albán, Danilo Castro Estefanía Vaca, Javier Montenegro
(Ecuador)
The Great Godfather
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Grant Robertson, Colin Freeze, Robyn Doolittle, Susan Krashinsky Robertson, Joe Friesen
(Canada)
Series: Hockey Canada’s Secret Funds: The hidden use of children’s hockey registration fees to settle sexual assault allegations without the public knowing
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Hannah Dreier
(USA)
Alone and Exploited, Migrant Children Work Brutal Jobs Across the U.S.
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Kusum Arora, Stefania Prandi, Francesca Cicculli, Charlotte Aagaard
(Italy/ India/ Denmark)
Series: “The Bitter Taste of Kiwis”
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Nick Turse
(USA)
Series: 'Blood on His Hands: Survivors of Kissinger’s Secret War in Cambodia Reveal Unreported Mass Killings'
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Sanjana Varghese, Emma Graham-Harrison, Joe Dyke, Julia Nueno, Azul De Monte, Imogen Piper
(United Kingdom)
The hidden casualties of Britain's war
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Shreegireesh Jalihal
(India)
Modi gov't ignores internal red flags on health risks to force fortified rice on poor; Confidential NITI Aayog Report Reveals Centre Bungled Rice Fortification Pilot Projects; A Bonanza For Dutch Firm: Modi’s Decision Forcing Half of India to Eat Fortified Rice
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Excellence in Environmental Journalism
Ankur Paliwal
(India)
‘It Was A Set-Up, We Were Fooled’: The Coal Mine That Ate an Indian Village
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Barbara Fraser, Marilez Tello Imaina, Leonardo Tello Imaina
(Peru)
Series: Traces of Oil in the Peruvian Amazon
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Chan Yuen Yung Sherry, Wang Er, Iris Yang, Yanqi Xu
(Hong Kong)
Series: Us Carnivores
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Christian Salewski, Sebastian Kempkens, Greta Taubert
(Germany)
What’s Really in It?
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Christina Cavalcanti and co-authors
(Lebanon)
Series: Merchants of Death
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Jeff Tollefson
(USA)
Last Stand in the Amazon
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Tom Brown, Christina Last, Kuek Ser Kuang Keng, Alannah Travers, Stella Martany
(UK/ USA/ Iraq/ Malaysia)
Choking Kurdistan
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Yvette A. Cabrera
(USA)
Nuclear buildup sickened his community. Then it caught up with him
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