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International Print Winner
"Saudi Arabia's Tragic War in Yemen"
The Staff of The New York Times, The New York Times
A string of groundbreaking articles and searing photographs in The New York Times changed the international discourse on Yemen, helping turn a largely invisible war into a major issue of world concern. Times journalists braved the front lines to give the world a rare close-up of the war destroying the Arab world's poorest country. They documented the toll of a looming famine created largely by Saudi policies. They teased out the U.S. role in the war, including the use of American weapons in killing civilians. And they found a starving 7-year-old girl named Amal Hussain, whose heartbreaking portrait brought the crisis to world attention. |