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ICEko agenteek banandutako familia baten argazkiak irabazi du World Press Photo 2026 saria

ICE Immigrazioaren eta Aduanaren Polizia Indarrek Luis migratzaile ekuadortarra atxilotu eta emazte eta hiru seme-alabengandik banatzen duten une lazgarria islatzen duen Carol Guzy argazkilari estatubatuarrak egindako erretratuak irabazi du aurten. 

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Carol Guzy Zuma Press agentziako argazkilari estatubatuarrak irabazi du 2026ko World Press Photo saria "Separated by ICE" (ICEk bananduak), 2025eko abuztuaren 26an New Yorken (Estatu Batuak) ateratako argazkiagatik. 

Argazkilaritzako sari ospetsua jaso duen irudian, Luis migratzaile ekuadortarra ageri da, Concha emazte eta hiru seme-alabengandik (7, 13 eta 15 urtekoak) banatzen duten unean. 

Gazako gosetea eta Achi etniako emakumeen aurkako epaiketa, argazki finalistak

Urteko argazki onenarekin batera, epaimahaiak bi argazki finalistak aukeratu ditu: gosetea Gazan eta Guatemalako Achi etniako emakumeen borroka.

Lehendabiziko argazkia "Aid Emergency in Gaza" (Larrialdia Gazan) Saber Nuraldin argazkilariak ateratakoa da, Gazako Zerrendan, 2025eko uztailaren 27an. Bertan, dozenaka pertsona ageri dira giza laguntza humanitarioa daraman kamioi batera igota, janaria lortu nahian.

Title: Aid Emergency in Gaza Credit: © Saber Nuraldin, EPA Images Caption: Palestinians climb onto an aid truck as it enters the Gaza Strip via the Zikim Crossing in an attempt to get flour, during what the Israeli military called a “tactical suspension” in operations to allow humanitarian aid through. 27 July 2025. Story: In 2025, famine took hold amid what a UN Commission has concluded is a genocide in Gaza, which Israel disputes. Israeli authorities imposed a complete aid blockade in March, a tactic described by humanitarian organizations as the weaponization of starvation. The UN reports that between 27 May and 31 July at least 1,373 Palestinians seeking food were killed at or near aid distribution sites. Despite a ceasefire agreement in October, more than 75% of the population still face hunger and malnutrition. The photographer was born in Gaza and has documented life there since 1997.

"The Trials of the Achi Women" (Achi emakumeen epaiketak) argazkia Victor J. Blue argazkilariak atera zuen, 2025eko maiatzaren 30ean, The New York Times Magazine aldizkarirako. 

Lehen planoan, Paulina Ixpata Alvarado Achi etniako emakumea ageri da, Guatemala hiriko epaitegi baten aurrean, beste hainbat emakume indigena atzean dituela.

Title: The Trials of the Achi Women Credit: © Victor J. Blue, for The New York Times Magazine Caption: ​​Doña Paulina Ixpatá Alvarado stands with other Achi women outside a Guatemala City court. That afternoon, three ex-civil defense patrollers were found guilty of rape and crimes against humanity and sentenced to 40 years in prison each. Guatemala City, Guatemala, 30 May 2025. Story: For four decades, a group of Indigenous Maya Achi women in Rabinal lived in the same communities as the men who had raped them, sometimes as neighbors. Guatemala’s civil war led to the genocide of thousands of Maya Achi people by the military and local state-backed paramilitary forces, who used sexual violence as a systematic weapon to subjugate Indigenous communities. In 2011, 36 women broke their silence, launching and winning a 14-year legal battle against their abusers. Their collective resilience is transforming a legacy of wartime impunity into a historic victory for justice.
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