Singapore activist cum journalist Kirsten Han was awarded an Honorable Mention in the World Justice Project's Anthony Lewis Prize for her exemplary reporting on law issues. The WJP is an independent organisation that recognises people who transform the world through journalism, defends against injustices and supports the need for an accountable government.
Han was among six journalists who were named for their outstanding reporting. The others are: Diego Cupolo of Turkey, Christian Davies of Poland, Alice Driver of Mexico, Emily Dugan of the UK and Emily Feng of China. The biggest winners of WJP's Anthony Lewis Prize for Exceptional Rule of Law Journalism went to Mexico's Animal Politico for their investigative journalism series.
Congratulations to Han, who is currently an editor-in-chief at New Naratif. She often voices out on matters concerning Singaporeans, specifically human rights issues.
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