Amnesty International UK Media Awards - Previous Winners

Previous Winners

The winners of awards have varied from major news corporations to little known individuals who through their work have brought unknown and unrecognised human rights issues before the world media.

The first overall winner of the 1992 inaugural awards was "Cold Blood – “The massacre of East Timor”" produced by Peter Gordon for First Tuesday, Yorkshire Television. The program graphically showed what has become known as the Santa Cruz massacre, one of many events during the Indonesian occupation of East Timor 1975 to 1999.

Past winners have included ITN Channel Four News team, BBC's Panorama, Al Jazeera English, O Dia Newspaper, Brazil, Marielos Monzón of Guatemala, Ignacio Gómez of Columbia and Tell Magazine from Nigeria.

The winner of 2012 were:

2012
Category Title Organisation Journalists Refs
Documentary Sri Lanka's Killing Fields ITN Productions for
Channel 4
Callum Macrae,
Chris Shaw, Jon Snow

Digital media Deaths in custody:
a case to answer
The Bureau of
Investigative Journalism
Iain Overton, Angus Stickler,
Dan Bell, Charlie Mole

Gaby Rado
Memorial Award
Horror in Homs Channel 4 News Mani
International TV
and Radio
Bahrain: shouting in the dark Al Jazeera English Jon Blair,
May Ying Welsh

Magazines: Consumer Nature's defenders New Internationalist Vanessa Baird
Magazines: Newspaper
supplements
The rape of men Observer Magazine Will Storr
National Newspapers We live in fear of a massacre The Sunday Times Marie Colvin
Nations and Regions Torso in the Thames ITV London Tonight Ronke Phillips,
Faye Nickolds

Photojournalism A place to stay - Dale Farm The Times Mary Turner
Radio Victoria Derbyshire in
Guantanamo Bay
BBC Radio 5 Live Victoria Derbyshire,
Louisa Compton

TV News Undercover in Homs BBC Newsnight Sue Lloyd-Roberts,
Amanda Gunn

Student Human Rights
Reporter Award
The curious case of
John Oguchuckwu
The Glasgow Guardian Amy Mackinnon

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