Bruno Meyerfeld wins 88th Albert Londres Prize

Journalist Bruno Meyerfeld has been awarded the 88th Albert Londres Prize, the most prestigious award in French-language journalism. Meyerfeld, a 35-year-old independent reporter, won the top print category for his work in Le Monde regarding indigenous populations in the Amazonian territories of Brazil.

In the audiovisual category, the 42nd Albert Londres Prize was awarded to Brice Lambert for his documentary ‘Sexe faible, l’Amerique en guerre contre ses femmes’, which examines violence against women in the Americas. Additionally, the 10th book prize was given to Arthur Sarradin for ‘Le Nom des Ombres’, a work documenting the Syrian prison system following the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in December 2024.