Overview

• PISFCC from Vanuatu and Guam lawyer Julian Aguon are recognized for driving the campaign that brought climate justice questions before the International Court of Justice.
• In July, the ICJ issued an advisory calling climate change an existential threat and affirming state obligations to prevent harm and address damages, a milestone cited by the foundation.
• Sudan’s Emergency Response Rooms are honored for decentralized emergency care that delivers medical aid, food, child support and trauma services to millions despite severe risks to volunteers.
• Justice For Myanmar receives the award for investigations that expose international financial support for the military junta, triggering legal scrutiny in multiple countries.
• Former Taiwan digital minister Audrey Tang is recognized for civic-technology methods that strengthen democratic participation; the prizes will be presented on December 2.