Arthur Sarradin wins Albert-Londres Book Prize

Arthur Sarradin, a French journalist, was awarded the 10th Albert-Londres Book Prize for his in-depth reporting on the Sendaya prison in Syria, a facility known for its harsh conditions and alleged human rights violations.

The award ceremony takes place in Paris

The ceremony was held on Tuesday, October 27, in Paris, where Sarradin was presented with the award by the organization that honors investigative journalism and press freedom.

Sarradin's speech highlights the importance of truth

In his speech, Sarradin emphasized the role of journalists in uncovering hidden truths and the moral responsibility that comes with reporting on human suffering and injustice.

He calls for continued support for press freedom

Sarradin also urged continued support for press freedom, stating that the work of journalists is vital to holding power accountable and ensuring transparency in global conflicts.