Front Line Defenders Award
"هؤلاء الحائزون على الجائزة هم شعاع نور في ظل ظروف قاتمة من القمع والتمييز والاحتجاز. إن التزامهم الراسخ بحقوق الإنسان يوفر لنا الحلول اللازمة لإنقاذ البشرية من حافة الهاوية، ولبناء عالم أفضل وأكثر عدلاً".
"يجب على الحكومات أن تبدأ في النظر إلى المدافعين/ات عن حقوق الإنسان، لا كتهديد لسيطرتها على السلطة، بل كصانعي تغيير إيجابيين قادرين على تحسين المجتمعات والدفاع عن حقوق مواطنيهم."

About the Award
The annual Front Line Defenders Award for Human Rights Defenders at Risk was established in 2005 to honour the work of HRDs who are courageously making outstanding contributions to the promotion and protection of the human rights of others, often at great personal risk to themselves.
The Award focuses international attention on the work and struggles of HRDs, providing a greater national and international platform to speak about and advocate for the human rights issues they are defending.
Laureates are selected from among scores of candidates which are put forward in a secure, public nomination process carried out towards the end of each year and Award winners are announced on the day of the Award Ceremony in Dublin usually in May the following year.
Laureates receive a modest financial prize and support from Front Line Defenders teams on digital and physical security, advocacy, visibility, wellbeing and more.
Irish parliamentary Patrons of the Award include: Senator Malcolm Noonan, Senator Patricia Stephenson, Barry Ward TD, Cormac Devlin TD, Ivana Bacik TD, and Sean Crowe TD.

الفائزون/الفائزات بجائزة فرونت لاين ديفندرز لعام 2025
• أفريقيا: لوك أغبلاكو من نادي هيرونديل الدولي (بنين)
• الأمريكتان: حركة حقوق الإنسان والسلام والعدالة العالمية (موندا) (جمهورية الدومينيكان / هايتي)
• آسيا والمحيط الهادئ: أرنون نامبا من منظمة المحامين التايلانديين من أجل حقوق الإنسان (تايلاند)
• أوروبا وآسيا الوسطى: شريفة مادراخيموفا (أوزبكستان)
• الشرق الأوسط وشمال أفريقيا: امحمد حالي (الصحراء الغربية)

Previous Winners
2024
Africa: Gamito dos Santos Carlos of AJOPAZ, the Youth Association for Peace (Mozambique)
Americas: The Trans women collective Muñecas de Arcoíris (Honduras), represented by Jennifer Bexara Córdova
Asia and the Pacific: Sammi Deen Baloch of the Voice for Baloch Missing Persons (Balochistan, Pakistan)
Europe and Central Asia: Doros Polykarpou of KISA (Cyprus)
Middle East and North Africa: We Are Not Numbers (Gaza, Palestine), represented by Ahmed Alnaouq
2023
Africa: Olivier Bahemuke Ndoole, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Americas: Segundo Ordóñez, Ecuador
Asia: Jeany 'Rose' Hayahay, Philippines
Europe & Central Asia: Digital Security Lab Ukraine, Ukraine
Middle East & North Africa: Hala Ahed, Jordan
Find out more about the 2023 Award winners
2022
Africa: Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ), Zimbabwe
Americas: Javier del Tránsito and María del Tránsito Salvatierra, Mexico
Asia: Liah Ghazanfar Jawad, Afghanistan
Europe & Central Asia: Volha Harbunova, Belarus
Middle East & North Africa: Ameira Osman Hamid, Sudan
2021
Africa: Aminata Fabba, Sierra Leone
Americas: Camila Moradia, Brazil
Asia: Mother Nature Cambodia, Cambodia
Europe & Central Asia 1: Siarhei Drazdouski & Aleh Hrableuski, Belarus
Europe & Central Asia 2: Mamadou Ba, Portugal
Middle East & North Africa: Sami & Sameeha Huraini, Palestine
2020
Africa: Mekfoula Mint Brahim, Mauritania
Americas: Guardia Indígena del Cauca, Colombia
Asia: Juwairiya Mohideen, Sri Lanka
Europe & Central Asia: Lara Aharonian, Armenia
Middle East & North Africa: Fatima Al-Bahadly, Iraq
2019
Award Winners; Global Laureate: Badr Baabou, Tunisia
2018
Award Winners; Global Laureate: Nurcan Baysal, Turkey
2017
Emil Kurbedinov, Ukraine
2016
Ana Mirian Romero, Honduras
2015
Guo Feixiong, China
2014
SAWERA, Pakistan
2013
Biram Dah Abeid, Mauritania
2012
Razan Ghazzawi, Syria
2011
Joint Mobile Group, Russian Federation
2010
Soraya Rahim Sobhrang, Afghanistan
2009
Yuri Melini, Guatemala
2008
Anwar Al-Bunni, Syria
2007
Gégé Katana, Democratic Republic of Congo
2006
Ahmadjan Madmarov, Uzbekistan
2005
Mudawi Ibrahim Adam, Sudan