Prix Frantz di Rippel splits between reporting on the Taliban and on Syria's prisons
The journalism prize, created in 2022, has gone this year to two reporters, Elise Blanchard and Arthur Sarradin, for ex aequo winning investigations.
The Prix Frantz di Rippel, awarded each year to a journalist for a book on a current event informed by firsthand experience, has been split this year between two authors, according to Le Monde. Elise Blanchard was honoured for an investigation into the Taliban, and Arthur Sarradin for one into Syria's prisons.
Le Monde's report does not give the titles of the winning books, their publishers or further detail on their contents. The prize itself was created in 2022 and rewards journalistic nonfiction that combines reporting on a news subject with the author's own experience of it.
No further details of the ceremony, jury or previous laureates were given in the available report.
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