AWARDS

Al Jazeera English's Fault Lines won two awards at the 46th News and Documentary Emmy Awards in New York on June 25. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, regarded as the gold standard for television excellence in the United States, recognised Children of the Darien Gap  in both the Outstanding Hard News Feature - Long Form and Outstanding Editing – News categories.

The Corporate Communications Section's interview series, "One Minute With...", has won the 2025 Platinum Viddy Award in the Best Internal Communications Video Series category. 

Al Jazeera English’s documentary strand, Witness, has been honoured with a prestigious Golden Nymph Award at the 64th Monte-Carlo Television Festival. The film ‘Please Enjoy Our Tragedies’ received the Best Major News Report in the News & Documentaries category, which recognises excellence in factual storytelling on issues of regional and global significance.

Spanish online newspaper Infolibre has awarded its 2025 "Youth for Committed Journalism" award to Fadi Al-Waheedi, an Al Jazeera cameraman in Gaza. Al-Waheedi was seriously injured by a gunshot to the neck last October while covering the war in Gaza.

Al Jazeera 360 has won three awards at the Accolade Global Film Competition, an event that celebrates excellence in the media and film industries and honours creative works with impactful messages and high artistic quality.

Al Jazeera Documentary Channel's film, I Will Not Forget You, has secured the Best Director Award at Italy's Filmare la Storia​ Festival, an event dedicated to documentaries exploring historical and humanitarian dimensions.

Two documentaries produced by Al Jazeera 360 platform (AJ360) have won two awards at the Latitude Film Festival in the UK: a Gold Award for the film Gaza, Sound Man, and a Silver Award for Al-Shifa Hospital.

Network's Digital Division has received significant recognition at the 17th annual Shorty Awards, with several of its productions and platforms being honoured across various categories. Winners were announced 21 May in New York.

Al Jazeera English was named Broadcaster of the Year at the 2025 New York Festivals TV and Film Awards for the ninth consecutive year.

The Al Jazeera Media Institute secured four accolades at the international Viddy Awards for its digital programmes, which are designed for social media platforms. The awards recognise the institute's output of high-quality content.

The Al Jazeera Media Network has scooped 114 accolades at the prestigious 64th annual Telly Awards, including 18 gold statuettes. 

Wael al-Dahdouh and Safwat al-Kahlout were presented with the international Terzani Prize  in recognition of the sacrifices made by Palestinian journalists in Gaza. The award is bestowed during the "vicino/lontano" festival, an annual event held in Udine.

Al Jazeera Media Network has been honoured with two Peabody Awards. The awards recognise the Fault Lines documentary ‘The Night Won’t End’, and the film ‘One Day in Gaza’

Two documentaries from Al Jazeera English's Fault Lines’ team have been named winners of the 86th Annual Overseas Press Club of America Awards.

The Al Jazeera Media Institute has been honoured with a gold award and three bronze awards at the prestigious "Stevie" Awards, which recognise excellence in business, marketing, and institutional innovation on an international scale.

Al Jazeera 360's documentary film, Eyes of Gaza, has garnered an award at the Pordenone Documentary Film Festival in Italy.

The Al Jazeera's Digital Division has accepted three accolades at Gracies Awards, which celebrate exceptional work in media by, for and about women.

Al Jazeera English's Fault Lines’ harrowing documentary The Night Won’t End: Biden’s War on Gaza has won the coveted International Current Affairs category at the Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards in the United Kingdom.

Al Jazeera Media Institute received three prestigious MarCom awards, acknowledging its role in developing media training content.

Badr Al-Rubiaan, the Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent stationed in Saudi Arabia, has been awarded the Field Journalism prize at the Saudi Media Forum 2025, held in Riyadh.

Al Jazeera Balkans journalists Natasha Kovachev and Petar Alimpijevic were among ten journalists awarded the prestigious annual prize of the Independent Journalists' Association of Vojvodina (NDNV) in Serbia.

The documentary film “Gaza: The Sound of Life and Death” from the original production of the AJ360 platform won the Anhar Award at Karama Human Rights Film Festival held in Amman.
 

Amnesty International has recognized Anas Al-Sharif, a correspondent for Al Jazeera in Gaza, with the "Human Rights Defender" award for 2024. 

Wael al-Dahdouh, has been awarded the Courage Award by Reporters Without Borders. The winners of the organisation's 2024 Press Freedom Awards were announced on Tuesday 3rd December at a ceremony in Washington.