Winners

20232022202120202019

Outstanding Contribution to Peace

Mizar Kemal

(Turkey)

“The Endless War: Iraq's Heavy Legacy of Depleted Uranium”

Second Prize

winning article

Outstanding Contribution to Peace

Philip Obaji

(Nigeria)

“The Child Refugees ‘Sold’ Through Facebook”

Third Prize

winning article

Outstanding Contribution to Peace

Nick Donovan, Richard Kent, Mohamed Aboelgheit

(United Kingdom)

“Exposing the RSF's Secret Financial Network”

First Prize

winning article

Contribution to Civil Rights

"Migrants from Another World"

by María Teresa Ronderos, José Guarnizo Álvarez, Alberto Pradilla Mar, Alejandra Elisa Saavedra López, Almudena Toral, Martina María De Los Ángeles Mariscal Pioquintio, Christian Locka, Christian Trujillo Gallego, Deepak Adhikari, Eduardo Contreras, Maye Primera, Mónica Gonzáles Islas, Nathan Jaccard, Ronny Rojas Hidalgo, Suchit Chávez, Juan Arturo Gómez, Ushinor Majumdar, Manno Wangnao, Felipe Reyes, Diego Arce, Noelia Esquivel, Mary Trini Zea, Paul Mena, Mónica Almeida, Estevan Muniz, Ibis León, Iván Reyes, Giancarlo Fiorella, Laureano Barrera, Sebastián Ortega (Colombia, Mexico, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, US, India, Nepal, Cameroon, UK)

“Migrants from Another World”

First Prize

winning article

Contribution to Civil Rights

Anna Louie Sussman

(United States)

“The Right to Family Life”

Third Prize

winning article

Contribution to Civil Rights

Ankush Kumar, Bhavya Dore, Sadaf Aman, Petra Sorge, Ajachi Chakrabarti

(India/ Germany)

“How Industry Bodies Are Using the NCPCR and UNICEF to Whitewash Accusations of Child Labour”

Second Prize

winning article

Outstanding Investigative Reporting

"Sucked Dry"

Fredrick Mugira, Annika Mcginnis, Geoffrey Kamadi, Nada Arafat, Saker El Nour, Ayele Addis Ambelu, Paul Jimbo, David Mono Danga, Tricia Govindasamy, Chrispine Odhiambo, Sakina Salem, Emma Kisa, Jacopo Ottaviani (Uganda/ Kenya/ Egypt/ Ethiopia/ South Sudan)

“Sucked Dry: Huge Swaths of Land Acquired by Foreign Investors in Africa's Nile River Basin Export Profits, Displace Communities”

Third Prize

winning article

Outstanding Investigative Reporting

Rohini Mohan

(India)

“‘Worse Than a Death Sentence’: Inside India’s Sham Trials That Could Strip Millions of Citizenship”

First Prize

winning article

Outstanding Investigative Reporting

Fisayo Soyombo

(Nigeria)

“Undercover Investigation on Nigeria's Criminal Justice System”

Second Prize

winning article

Excellence in Environmental Journalism

Paula Dupraz-Dobias

(Switzerland)

“Why Switzerland Struggles with Dirty Gold: Tales from Peru”

Second Prize

winning article

Excellence in Environmental Journalism

Adam Federman

(United States)

“How Science Got Trampled in the Rush to Drill in the Arctic”

First Prize

winning article

Excellence in Environmental Journalism

"Land of Resistants"

Dora Montero Carvajal, Andrés Bermudez Liévano, Tatiana Pardo, María Paula Murcia, Ginna Morelo, Sara Castillejo, Helena Calle, César Rojas, Jeanneth Valdivieso, Lisset Boon, Ezequiel Fernández, Juliana Mori, Isabela Ponce, Vienna Herrera, Alexa Vélez (Colombia, Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela)

“Land of Resistants”

Third Prize

winning article

Shortlist

20232022202120202019

Outstanding Contribution to Peace

John Washington

(United States)

The Long, Winding, and Painful Story of Asylum

Kira Walker

(Spain)

On the Frontline of War, Yemeni Women Are Building Peace

Mizar Kemal

(Turkey)

The Endless War: Iraq's Heavy Legacy of Depleted Uranium

Nick Donovan, Richard Kent, Mohamed Aboelgheit

(United Kingdom)

Exposing the RSF's Secret Financial Network

Philip Obaji

(Nigeria)

The Child Refugees ‘Sold’ Through Facebook

Contribution to Civil Rights

"Migrants from Another World"

Migrants from Another World

Andrea Backhaus

(Germany)

Dreams Live On Behind the Fence

Ankush Kumar, Bhavya Dore, Sadaf Aman, Petra Sorge, Ajachi Chakrabarti

(India/ Germany)

How Industry Bodies Are Using the NCPCR and UNICEF to Whitewash Accusations of Child Labour

Anna Louie Sussman

(United States)

The Right to Family Life

Gloria Aradi

(Kenya)

A series of stories

Jill Langlois

(Canada/ Brazil)

In Brazil, Indigenous People Are Fighting to Keep Their Children

Kevin Douglas Grant, Leticia Duarte, Soumya Shankar, Juan Arredondo, Quentin Aries, Tracy Jarrett

(United States)

Democracy Undone: The Authoritarian's Playbook

Laura-Angela Bagnetto

(France)

Cameroon's Anglophone Crisis, An Unravelling Catastrophe

Oleksandra Horchynska

(Ukraine)

Come When Murdered. The NV Survey on Domestic Violence

Tabassum Barnagarwala

(India)

The Margins of Mumbai: Living in Colony Adjoining 17 Industrial Units

Violeta Alejandra Santiago Hernandez

(Mexico)

Finding the Disappeared in Terror Camps

Outstanding Investigative Reporting

"Sucked Dry"

Sucked Dry: Huge Swaths of Land Acquired by Foreign Investors in Africa's Nile River Basin Export Profits, Displace Communities

Fisayo Soyombo

(Nigeria)

Undercover Investigation on Nigeria's Criminal Justice System

Mahmoud El-Bakour, Ali Al-Ibrahim

(Syria)

In Idlib, Children Are Cast into the Unknown

Olatunji Ololade

(Nigeria)

21st Century Slaves

Reporter, The New Vision

(Uganda)

Undercover as a Slave

Rohini Mohan

(India)

‘Worse Than a Death Sentence’: Inside India’s Sham Trials That Could Strip Millions of Citizenship

Valeria Román, Margaret López, Debbie Ponchner, Carmina De La Luz

(Argentina/ Venezuela/ Costa Rica/ Mexico)

Transgender in Latin America

Xavier Aldekoa Morales Medina, Alfons Rodríguez

(Spain)

The Jungle of Kid Killers

Excellence in Environmental Journalism

"Land of Resistants"

Land of Resistants

Adam Federman

(United States)

How Science Got Trampled in the Rush to Drill in the Arctic

Belinda Goldsmith, Claudio Accheri

(United Kingdom/ Italy)

Flight to the Future: One Land's Quest to Defuse a Climate 'Timebomb'

Cécile Schilis-Gallego, Marion Guegan

(France)

Mines’ Dirty Secrets Echo on Three Continents

Edo Konrad, Basma Fahoum, Matan Kaminer

(Israel)

From Heatwaves to 'Eco-apartheid': Climate Change in Israel-Palestine

Ezaruku Draku Franklin

(Uganda)

Pollution Takes Toll on Lake Victoria

James Button

(Australia)

The Climate Interviews

Kelechukwu Iruoma, Ruth Olurounbi

(Nigeria)

Silent killer: Oil Pollution Continues to Kill Nigerians in Delta Region

Paula Dupraz-Dobias

(Switzerland)

Why Switzerland Struggles with Dirty Gold: Tales from Peru

Raphael Tsavkko Garcia

(Belgium)

Brazil's Indigenous Communities Resist Bolsonaro

Shalini Singh

(India)

Climate Change (When Yamuna’s ‘Dead Fish Will Be Fresher’; Big City, Small Farmers, and a Dying River)

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