World Press Photo Long-Term Projects: Ten-Year, Eight-Country Education Work Takes Top Award

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Diego Ibarra Sánchez has taken the 2026 World Press Photo Long-Term Projects award for West, Central and South Asia with Hijacked Education, a body of work built over more than a decade across eight conflict-affected countries.

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