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Albert Londres Journalism Awards 2026
Overview
The 88th Albert Londres Prize ceremony was held on October 27, 2026, at the Théâtre de la Concorde in Paris. The event was dedicated to Christophe Gleizes, a journalist who has been imprisoned in Algeria since June 2025.
Bruno Meyerfeld, an independent reporter for Le Monde, received the top print category award for his coverage of indigenous populations and environmental issues in the Brazilian Amazon. In the audiovisual category, Brice Lambert was honored for his documentary, ‘Sexe faible, l’Amerique en guerre contre ses femmes’, which examines violence against women, misogyny, and religious fanaticism in the Americas.
Arthur Sarradin was awarded the 10th book prize for ‘Le Nom des Ombres’. His work documents the Syrian prison system and collects testimonies from former detainees following the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in December 2024.
Entities
Brice Lambert · Bruno Meyerfeld · Arthur Sarradin · Christophe Gleizes · Le Monde
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesAlbert Londres Journalism Awards 2026 announced in Paris
The 2026 Albert Londres awards in Paris honored Bruno Meyerfeld for Amazon reporting, Brice Lambert for an audiovisual work on US misogyny, and Arthur Sarradin for his book on Syrian prisons.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesBruno Meyerfeld wins 88th Albert Londres Prize
Bruno Meyerfeld won the 88th Albert Londres Prize for his reporting on Brazil's indigenous peoples in Le Monde.
Sources
actualitte.com · agerpres.ro · clubdelapressehdf.fr · stiripesurse.ro · sudouest.fr