World Press Photo 2024 Winners Announced, Highlighting Global Issues and Personal Stories

The prestigious photojournalism contest showcases images from conflicts, environmental crises, and intimate family moments, drawing attention to pressing global and personal issues.

Reuters photographer Mohammed Salem wins World Press Photo of the Year for his image of a grieving Palestinian woman in Gaza.
Lee-Ann Olwage captures the Story of the Year with a touching portrayal of a Malagasy family dealing with dementia.
Alejandro Cegarra secures the Long-Term Project Award with vivid images of migrants on their perilous journey to the U.S.
Julia Kochetova's 'War is Personal' project, blending photojournalism with diary style, wins the Open Format Award.
Exhibition of winning photos to be held at De Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam until July 14.