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Recognition highlights human rights reporting and child protection work.
The Council of Europe has awarded the 31st North-South Prize to Palestinian journalist Rami Abou Jamous and Icelandic child rights expert Bragi Guðbrandsson. Abou Jamous was recognised for reporting on daily life and humanitarian conditions in Gaza under conflict, while Guðbrandsson was honoured for developing the “Barnahus” child protection model. The prize, awarded by the Council of Europe’s North-South Centre, celebrates contributions to human rights, democracy, and international solidarity. Organisers said the recognition highlights journalism and advocacy efforts that strengthen intercultural understanding and support vulnerable communities worldwide amid ongoing global conflicts and social challenges.
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