Right Livelihood Award Honors Activists from Palestine, Philippines, Mozambique, and UK Research Agency

The prestigious award recognizes non-violent efforts to combat oppression and promote justice globally.

Issa Amro and his group, Youth Against Settlements, were awarded for their peaceful resistance against Israeli occupation in the West Bank.
Filipino Indigenous activist Joan Carling was honored for her leadership in defending Indigenous rights and culture amid ecological challenges.
Mozambican environmental activist Anabela Lemos received recognition for empowering communities to oppose exploitative mega-projects.
Forensic Architecture, a UK-based research agency, was cited for its innovative use of digital forensics to advocate for human and environmental rights.
The Right Livelihood Award, often called the 'Alternative Nobel Prize,' has been awarded to 198 laureates from 77 countries since its inception in 1980.