Anna Stepanovna Politkovskaya (Rusia: А́нна Степа́новна Политко́вскаяcode: ru is deprecated ; Bahasa Ukraine: Га́нна Степа́нівна Політко́вська; 30 Ogos 1958 – 7 Oktober 2006) merupakan orang Russian[1] pemberita, penulis, dan pejuang hak kemanusiaan yang diketahui sebagai penentang terhadap Pertelingkahan Chechen dan Presiden Russia Vladimir Putin.[2]
Pada 7 Oktober 2006 dia ditembak dan dibunuh dalam lif blok apartmennya, pembunuhan yang tidak diselesaikan yang terus menarik perhatian antarabangsa.[3][4][5]
Kes pembunuhannya, Litvinenko menuduh Putin kerana membunuh Politskovskaya. Politskovskaya ditembak di flatnya pada 2006.
Pemenang Anugerah Anna Politkovskaya:
2007: Natalya Estemirova (1958-2009), Russia
2008: Malalai Joya (b. 1978), Afghanistan
2009: One Million Signatures|One Million Signatures Campaign for Equality, Iran
2010: Halima Bashir, Sudan
2011: Razan Zaitouneh (b. 1977), Syria
2012: Marie Colvin (1956–2012), USA
2013: Malala Yousafzai (b. 1997), Pakistan
Anugerah
2001: "Golden Pen Prize" of the Russian Union of Journalists[6]
2001: Amnesty International Global Award for Human Rights Journalism
2002: Norwegian Authors' Union Freedom of Expression Prize ("Ytringsfrihetsprisen")
2002: PEN American Center Freedom to Write Award
2002: International Women's Media Foundation Courage in Journalism Award[7]
2003: Lettre Ulysses Award for the Art of Reportage[8]
2003: Hermann Kesten Medal
2004: Olof Palme Prize (shared with Lyudmila Alexeyeva] and Sergei Kovalev)
2004: Vázquez Montalbán Award of International Journalism
2005: Civil Courage Prize (with Min Ko Naing and Munir Said Thalib)[9]
2005: Prize for the Freedom and Future of the Media
2006: International Journalism Award named after Tiziano Terzani
2006: World Press Freedom Hero of the International Press Institute[10]
2007: UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize (awarded posthumously for the first time)[11]
2007: National Press Club/John Aubuchon Freedom of the Press Award (posthumous)
Политковская, Анна (2007) За что[pautan mati] (With Good Reason), Novaya gazeta: Moscow.[13] The Russian title makes grim play of the frequent disbelieving question[14] of victims of the late 1930s Great Terror in the Soviet Union: "But whatever for?!" («За что?!»)
^The State of the World's Human Rights, Amnesty International 2009, Report on Jan–Dec 2008, p. 272: "In June [2008], the Office of the Prosecutor General announced that it had finished its investigation into the killing of human rights journalist Anna Politkovskaya, who was shot dead in Moscow in October 2006. Three men accused of involvement in her murder went on trial in November; all denied the charges. A fourth detainee, a former member of the Federal Security Services who had initially been detained in connection with the murder, remained in detention on suspicion of another crime. The person suspected of shooting Anna Politkovskaya had not been detained by the end of the year and was believed to be in hiding abroad."
^"Civil Courage Prize". civilcourageprize.org. 2010. Diarkibkan daripada yang asal pada 2011-04-23. Dicapai pada 11 May 2011. Unknown parameter |deadurl= ignored (bantuan)