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- Source: Free Media Awards
Free Media Awards (formerly: Gerd Bucerius Prize for Free Press in Eastern Europe, German: Gerd Bucerius-Förderpreis Freie Presse Osteuropas) is the press prizes awarded by the two foundations The Fritt Ord Foundation and the ZEIT-Stiftung.
History and prize consideration
The prize was launched in 2000 by the ZEIT Foundation and was called the Gerd Bucerius Press Prizes for Eastern Europe (German: Gerd Bucerius-Förderpreis Freie Presse Osteuropas). The prize is named after the German politician and journalist Gerd Bucerius. In 2004, after the ZEIT Foundation began cooperation with the organisation Freedom of Expression Foundation (Fritt Ord), the prize was presented jointly.
The prize is awarded to journalists and media in Eastern Europe, who are distinguished by their quality, professionalism and civil courage. Organisations consider nominations after consultation with external experts. Each year, an independent jury selects the winners based on these nominations. Three to five awards are awarded per year.
Jury
Alice Bota — Polish-German journalist and writer
Ane Tusvik Bonde — Norwegian senior advisor at the Human Rights House Foundation
Juri Durkot — Ukrainian journalist and translator
Guri Norstrøm — Norwegian journalist, NRK correspondent
Martin Paulsen — Eastern Europe expert from the University of Bergen
Silvia Stöber — German journalist specialising on Eastern Europe, South Caucasus and Central Asia
Laureates
= 2000
=Brestskiy Kurier — Belarusian newspaper
Königsberger Express — Russian newspaper in the German language
Veidas — Lithuanian news magazine
Veronika Koutsyllo — Russian journalist based in Moscow
= 2001
=Zerkalo Nedeli — Ukrainian newspaper
Asya Tretyuk (Russian: Ася Третюк) — Belarusian journalist
Belorusskaya Delovaya Gazeta — Belarusian newspaper
Obshaya gazeta — Russian newspaper
= 2002
=Novaya Gazeta — Russian newspaper
Vysoky Zamok — Ukrainian newspaper
Narodnaja Volya — Belarusian newspaper
Sega — Bulgarian newspaper
Cristian Tudor Popescu — Romanian journalist
= 2003
=Svobodny kurs — Russian newspaper
Ekspres — Ukrainian newspaper
Belorusy i rynok (back in 2003 called "Belorusskiy Rynok" Russian: Белорусский рынок) — Belarusian newspaper
Mikola Markevich (Russian: Николай Маркевич) — Belarusian journalist
= 2004
=Nevskoe vremya — Russian newspaper
Zvezda — Russian newspaper
Molodoy Bukovynets — Ukrainian newspaper
Intex-Press — Belarusian newspaper
24 saati (Georgian: 24 საათი) — Georgian newspaper
Yulia Latynina — Russian journalist and writer
Svetlana Kalinkina — Belarusian journalist
= 2005
=The New Times — Russian magazine
Chechenskoye obshchestvo (Russian: Чеченское общество) — Russian newspaper
BelaPAN — Belarusian news agency
Vitebskiy Kurier — Belarusian newspaper
Resonansi — Georgian newspaper
Semyon Novoprudsky (Russian: Семен Новопрудский) — Russian journalist
= 2006
=Salidarnasć (Belarusian: Салідарнасць, lit. 'Solidarity') — Belarusian newspaper
Russian-Chechen news agency — Russian news agency (now Finland-based)
Sovetskaya Kalmykiya segodnya (Russian: Советская Калмыкия сегодня) — Russian newspaper
Vyborgskie Vedomosti (Russian: Выборгские Ведомости) — Russian newspaper
Fatima Tlisova — Russian journalist of Circassian origin
Veronika Shahova (Russian: Вероника Шахова) — Russian journalist
Ukrayinska Pravda — Ukrainian newspaper
= 2007
=Natalia Novozhilova (Russian: Наталья Новожилова) — Russian journalist
Inform Polis (Russian: Информ Полис) — Russian newspaper
Caucasian Knot — Russian news portal
TURAN — Azerbaijani news agency
Nasha Niva — Belarusian newspaper
CDMAG or CDMag — Belarusian media project
= 2008
=The New Times — Russian magazine
Moy gorod bez tsenzury (Russian: Мой город без цензуры, lit. 'My city without censorship') — Russian weekly newspaper
Victoria Ivleva — Russian photojournalist and correspondent
Elena Larionova (Russian: Елена Ларионова) — Russian journalist
Hazeta Slonimskaya — Belarusian newspaper
Yezhednevnik (Russian: Ежедневник, lit. 'Diary') — Belarusian online portal
Rauf Mirgadirov — Azerbaijani journalist
= 2009
=Roman Shleinov — Russian journalist of the newspaper Novaya Gazeta
Zoya Svetova — Russian journalist based in Moscow
Novy Chas — newspaper of the city of Minsk, Belarus
Batumelebi — Georgian weekly newspaper
Marianna Grigoryan — freelance Armenian journalist
Azadliq — Azerbaijani daily newspaper
Natik Javadli — journalist of the newspaper Bizim Yol
= 2010
=Mikhail Beketov — journalist of the newspaper Khimkinskaya Pravda (Russian: Химкинская правда)
Arsenyevskiye Vesti — the newspaper of the city of Vladivostok, Russia
Borisovskie novosti (Russian: Борисовские новости) — newspaper of the city of Barysaw, Belarus
Liberali — Georgian magazine
Shahvalad Chobanoglu — Azerbaijani journalist
ANTV — Azerbaijani network television
Edik Baghdasaryan — Armenian journalist
= 2011
=Chernovik — Dagestan weekly newspaper
Natalya Ivanishina — journalist of the newspaper Ust-Ilimskaya Pravda (Russian: Усть-Илимская правда)
Marina Koktysh — journalist of the newspaper Narodnaya Volya
Natalya Ligacheva — journalist of the Internet media Telekritika
Zamin Haji — Azerbaijani journalist
A1plus — Armenian news portal
= 2012
=Olga Romanova — blogger on Echo of Moscow and columnist for The New Times
Dosh magazine — Caucasian independent magazine
Valery Karbalevich — editor-in-chief of the Gramadzyanskaya Alternative magazine and leading columnist for the Svobodnye novosti plus newspaper
The Ukrainian Week magazine
Khadija Ismayilova — Azerbaijani journalist
= 2013
=Elena Kostyuchenko — special correspondent of the information department of Novaya Gazeta
Alexander Golts — chief editor of the Daily Journal online portal
Yakutsk Vecherniy — socio-political weekly newspaper
Serhiy Leshchenko — Ukrainian political journalist
Tamina Taghizade — Azerbaijani journalist
Mehman Huseynov — Azerbaijani journalist
= 2014
=Maria Eismont — Russian journalist
TV Rain — Russian independent channel
Tetiana Chornovol — Ukrainian journalist
Yulia Mostovaya — Ukrainian journalist
Mustafa Nayyem — Ukrainian journalist
Alexander Klaskovsky (Russian: Александр Класковский) — Belarusian journalist
Objective TV — Azerbaijani internet channel
Epress.am — Armenian news portal
= 2015
=Netgazeti — Georgian news portal
Serhiy Harmash — Ukrainian journalist and editor-in-chief of the online newspaper Ostro V
Slidstvo.Info — Ukrainian news agency
Valentyna Samar — Ukrainian journalist
Pskov province — Russian regional socio-political newspaper
Galina Timchenko — Russian journalist, editor-in-chief and the founder of the Meduza newspaper
= 2016
=Nashi Groshi (Our Money) — Ukrainian website
Elena Milashina — Russian journalist
Seymur Hazi — Azerbaijani editor and commentator
= 2017
=Sergei Jolkin — Russian caricature artist
Anton Naumlyuk — Russian journalist
Zaruhi Mejlumyan — Armenian journalist
Meydan TV — Azerbaijani media organisation
= 2018
=Belarusian Partisan — Belarusian newspaper
Fontanka — Russian newspaper
Chai Khana — Georgian media platform
= 2019
=The Insider — Russian online newspaper
Novoye Vremya — Ukrainian magazine
Hafiz Babali — Azerbaijani journalist
CivilNet — Armenian media platform
7x7 — Russian regional online newspaper and blog
= 2020
=MediaZona — Russian media outlet
Proekt — Russian media outlet
Aziz Karimov — Azerbaijani journalist
Stanislav Aseyev — Ukrainian journalist
Schemes (Ukrainian: Схеми) — broadcast on Ukrainian television
= 2021
=Katsiaryna Barysevich – Belarusian journalist of TUT.BY
Katsyaryna Andreeva – Belarusian journalist of Belsat TV
Darya Chultsova – Belarusian journalist of Belsat TV
Natallia Lubneuskaya – Belarusian journalist of Nasha Niva
TUT.BY – Belarusian media outlet
Belarusian Association of Journalists
= 2022
=Mstyslav Chernov - Ukrainian photographer
Yevgeniy Maloletka - Ukrainian photographer
Nataliya Gumenyuk - Ukrainian journalist and author
Andriy Dubchak - Ukrainian photo and video reporter
Vladyslav Yesypenko - Ukrainian journalist and political prisoner on Russian-occupied Crimea
Zaborona - Ukrainian online newspaper
= 2023
=Sevgil Musayeva
OC Media
iStories
= 2024
=Mikhail Afanasiev (journalist)
References
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- International Press Institute
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