Previous Winners
- 1999: Nick Davies (The Guardian)
- 2000: Jeremy Harding (London Review of Books)
- 2001: Geoffrey Lean (The Independent)
- 2002: Robert Fisk (The Independent)
- 2003: Chris McGreal (The Guardian)
- 2004: Patrick Cockburn (The Independent)
- 2005: Ghaith Abdul Ahad (The Guardian); Jonathan Steele (The Guardian) received a special award for his distinguished career as a reporter.
- 2006: Hala Jaber (The Sunday Times) and Michael Tierney (The Glasgow Herald)
- 2007: Dahr Jamail (unembedded, Inter Press Service, IPS) and Mohammed Omer (unembedded, Inter Press Service, IPS)
- 2008: Mohammed Omer (Washington Report)
- 2009: Ian Cobain (The Guardian)
- 2010: Johann Hari (The Independent)
- 2011: Julian Assange (Wikileaks) for the prize, and Umar Cheema, Charles Clovers, and Jonathan Cook for the "Martha Gellhorn Special Award for Journalism"
- 2012: Gareth Porter (Inter Press Service, IPS)
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