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Courage Awards: Awardees

Created in 1990, the IWMF has given its Courage in Journalism Award to dedicated journalists who have risked their lives in pursuit of their profession. The IWMF has also recognized the outstanding work of the Lifetime Achievement Awardees - pioneers who forced media corporations to reassess the value of women in the newsrooms and of their female audiences.


Read about Courage in Journalism Award winners


2007

Lydia Cacho, Mexico
Serkalem Fasil, Ethiopia

McClatchy Bagdad Bureau
Huda Ahmed, Shatha al Awsy,
Sahar Issa, Alaa Majeed,
Zaineb Obeid and Ban Adil Sarhan
, Iraq


2006

Jill Carroll, United States
May Chidiac, Lebanon
Gao Yu, China

 

2005

Sumi Khan, Bangladesh
Anja Niedringhaus, Germany
Shahla Sherkat, Iran

 

2004

Gwen Lister, Namibia
Mabel Rehnfeldt, Paraguay
Salima Tlemcani, Algeria

 

2003

Anne Garrels, United States
Tatyana Goryachova
,
Ukraine
Marielos Monzon,
Guatemala

 

2002

Kathy Gannon, Canada
Anna Politkovskaya, Russia
Sandra Nyaira, Zimbabwe

 

2001

Jineth Bedoya Lima, Colombia
Carmen Gurruchaga Basurto, Spain
Amal Abbas, Sudan


2000

Marie Colvin, United Kingdom
Agnes Nindorera, Burundi
Zamira Sydykova, Kyrgyzstan


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1999

Sharifa Akhlas, Afghanistan
Kim Bolan, Canada
Aferdita Kelmendi, Kosovo


1998

Elizabeth Neuffer, United States, deceased
Blanca Rosales, Peru
Anna Zarkova, Bulgaria


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1997

Bina Bektiati, Indonesia
Corinne Dufka, United States
Maribel Gutierrez Moreno, Mexico


1996

Ayse Önal, Turkey
Saida Ramadan, Sudan (in exile in Egypt)
Lucy Sichone, Zambia,
deceased


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1995

Chris Anyanwu, Nigeria
Horria Saihi, Algeria
Gao Yu, China


1994

Christiane Amanpour, United Kingdom
Razia Bhatti, Pakistan, deceased
Marie-Yolande Saint-Fleur, Haiti


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1993

Donna Ferrato, United States
Mirsada Sakic-Hatibovic and Arijana Saracevic, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Cecilia Valenzuela, Peru


1992

Catherine Gicheru, Kenya
Kemal Kurspahic and Gordana Knezevic, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Margaret Moth, New Zealand


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1991

Lyubov Kovalevskaya, Ukraine
Marites Vitug, Philippines


1990

Maria Jimena Duzan, Colombia
Florica Ichim, Romania
Caryle Murphy, United States
Liliane Pierre-Paul, Haiti


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Peta Thornycroft, 2007
Elena Poniatowska Amor
, 2006
Molly Ivins, deceased, 2005
Belva Davis, 2004
Magdalena Ruiz Guinazu, 2003
Mary McGrory, deceased, 2002
Colleen "Koky" Dishon, deceased, 2001
Flora Lewis, deceased, 2000
Peggy Peterman, deceased, 1999
Bonnie Angelo, 1998
Nancy Woodhull, deceased, 1997
Meg Greenfield, deceased, 1996
Helen Thomas, 1995
Katharine Graham, deceased, 1994
Nan Robertson, 1993
Barbara Walters, 1992



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