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22 October 2026

EU's Sakharov Prize won by the International Criminal Court

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EU's Sakharov Prize won by the International Criminal Court

The EU has announced the International Criminal Court as the winner of this year's Sakharov Prize. The annual prize is awarded to individuals and organizations for their work in supporting human rights and democracy.

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