2023 Human Rights Press Award Winners
Breaking news writing
Recognising work reported under deadline pressure with speed, accuracy and high-quality writing on a single human rights-related news event.
Investigative feature writing
Recognising investigative work that makes use of all journalistic tools to uncover or expose new details of a significant human rights issue.
Explanatory Feature Writing
Recognising feature writing that provides detailed insight, analysis and comprehension to explain a significant human rights issue.
Documentary Video
Recognising excellent in-depth video reporting on an issue of human rights significance, as originally published with duration exceeding twelve minutes.
Multimedia
Recognising innovative, multi-format reporting on a human rights issue which makes use of two or more of the following mediums: text, photo essay, video, audio/podcast, infographic and/or interactive elements.
Short Video
Recognising compelling and shareable video reporting on a human rights issue, as originally published with duration of less than twelve minutes.
Photography (Single image)
Recognising a single image that demonstrates excellence in photography on a human rights issue.
A Year of Loss for Afghan Women
New York Times
Honorable Mention
Rolling up Asia’s World City
Hong Kong Free Press
Photography (Series)
Recognising a series of images demonstrating excellence in photography on a single, specific human rights issue.
Honorable Mention
Sri Lanka’s Unprecedented Crisis
Agence France-Presse
