Pulitzer Prize Awarded to Imprisoned Russian Dissident Vladimir Kara-Murza

Kara-Murza received the prestigious award for his commentary columns written from a Siberian prison, challenging Putin’s regime.

Vladimir Kara-Murza was recognized for his incisive columns published in The Washington Post, advocating for democracy and free speech.
Despite severe repercussions, including a 25-year sentence for treason, Kara-Murza's work continues to resonate globally.
His wife, Yevgenia, accepted the Pulitzer on his behalf during a ceremony in New York, highlighting his ongoing isolation.
International calls for Kara-Murza’s release intensify as global leaders condemn his imprisonment as politically motivated.
The Pulitzer Prize underscores the significant impact of Kara-Murza's writings on public awareness and international diplomacy.