In April 2016, military sexual trauma survivors gathered in San Diego to draw attention to the pervasive issue of rape within America's military. U.S. Navy.

Photo by Mary F. Calvert

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This photograph captures the heartbreaking reality of the sexual abuse of children by sex offenders within the Roman Catholic Church, a problem that has persisted for decades.

Photo by Alfonso de Gregorio

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In Guatemala City on May 30, 2015, a massive crowd gathered in the central plaza to demand the resignation of then-President Otto Perez Molina and protest government corruption.

Photo by Sandra Cuffe

In 2015, during clashes between young Palestinians and Israeli forces in Hebron, the largest city in the West Bank, three men selling falafel calmly placed gas masks over their faces while waiting for customers at a local market.

Photo by Shadi Rahimi

On March 15, 2018, the day after the assassination of City Councillor Marielle Franco.

Marielle was an activist who fought for the rights of women, single mothers, black people, LGBTQ+ people, and favela residents in Brazil.

Photo taken by Bárbara Dias

Check out the brave and inspiring Allard Prize for International Integrity recipients!

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Calling all photographers!
Submissions are accepted year-round, with winners selected twice a year shortly following the submission deadlines of May 1st and November 1st.

This photograph shows a victim of rape wearing a veil to protect her identity while testifying before a military tribunal in Minova town, South Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Photo taken by Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi

The woman in this photo is one of many Chinese activists who have put their lives at risk to help neighbouring North Korean refugees.
She has dedicated her life to creating a safe passage to South Korea for North Koreans via mainland China.

Photo taken by Katharina Hesse

Meet our Allard Prize laureates and learn their stories of courage and leadership. Be inspired, and join us in making a difference!

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The Allard Prize is seeking nominations for individuals who tackle corruption, promote transparency, and defend human rights and the rule of law.
Nominations for the 2024 ceremony can be submitted on our website:
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The Allard Prize photography competition invites photographers to submit their work that showcases human rights, integrity, and the fight against corruption. The winning entries will receive $1,000 and have their work featured on the website. The deadline is May 1, 2023.

Pavla Holcová and Ismael Bojórquez Perea, the co-recipients of the 2022 Allard Prize for International Integrity, were awarded the prestigious award in 2022. The two investigative journalists were selected from over 280 nominations from 78 countries. #AllardPrize #Journalism

Photo by Wong Chi Keung

The Allard Prize is committed to amplifying the personal stories behind current human rights and corruption issues. We recognize and honour individuals and organizations who exhibit courage, integrity, and perseverance in standing for truth and justice.

The Allard Prize is a prestigious award that recognizes and honors individuals or organizations that have demonstrated exceptional courage and leadership in the fight against corruption, the defense of human rights, and promoting transparency and accountability.

Photograph by Mustafa AbdulHadi

The image, taken in 2015, highlights the striking contrast between the Taj Mahal's palace grandeur and the surrounding area's poverty and pollution.

The Allard Prize recognizes and supports individuals and groups who fight for justice and human rights. We believe it is our responsibility to amplify the voices of these brave individuals/groups and to support their efforts in defending justice and upholding humanity.

Photograph by Jeff Topham

The photograph depicts participants at the Downtown Eastside Women's Memorial March. The march is held to honor and remember the lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

We defend and protect individuals, movements, and organizations that demonstrate exceptional courage and leadership in combating corruption and protecting human rights, especially through promoting transparency, accountability and the Rule of Law.

The Allard Prize for International Integrity celebrates the world’s truth tellers, justice defenders, and corruption fighters.