Palestinian Lawyer Khaled Quzmar Receives Amnesty Germany Human Rights Award
Palestinian children's rights lawyer Khaled Quzmar has been awarded the 2026 Human Rights Award by Amnesty International Germany for his legal advocacy in the occupied territory.
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Palestinian lawyer Khaled Quzmar has received the 2026 Human Rights Award from Amnesty International Germany, Amnesty International and Al-Quds both reported. The official announcement was made on 13 October 2026 in Berlin. [1][2]
The award recognizes Quzmar's longstanding legal advocacy for protecting the rights of children in the illegally occupied Palestinian territory, according to Amnesty International. The prize comes with an award of 20,000 euros. Amnesty International stated that Quzmar is an internationally recognized expert on children's rights who has played a vital role in legal defense efforts. [1]
Defence for Children International is an international non-governmental organization established in 1979 during the International Year of the Child to promote and protect children's rights. Khaled Quzmar serves as the current president of the international organization. [4]
Children have long been affected by the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, experiencing displacement, injury, detention, and legal abuse. Legal advocacy organizations work within this context to uphold standards established under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. [4][5]
In short
- Khaled Quzmar received the 2026 Human Rights Award from Amnesty International Germany on 13 October 2026.
- The award includes a monetary prize of 20,000 euros.
- Quzmar is the president of Defence for Children International.
- The honor acknowledges Quzmar's work defending children's rights in the occupied Palestinian territory.
Sources
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- [1]Palestinian children’s rights lawyer Khaled Quzmar receives Amnesty Human Rights Award 2026Amnesty International, 13d ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Germany: Amnesty International awards its human rights prize to Palestinian lawyer Khaled Quzmarجريدة القدس, 13d ago
Background
- [3]Amnesty International UK Media Awards on Wikipedia
- [4]Defence for Children International on Wikipedia
- [5]Children in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict on Wikipedia
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