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Recognition highlights investigative reporting on democracy and human rights in the Asia-Pacific
Investigative journalist Shibani Mahtani has received the 2026 Shorenstein Journalism Award from Stanford University’s Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center. The award recognizes her reporting on democracy, human rights, and political influence across the Asia-Pacific region. Formerly with The Washington Post, she has investigated transnational crime in Myanmar, China’s regional influence, and repression of minority groups, including Uyghurs. Her work has also examined political changes in Hong Kong and media influence in Southeast Asia. The award honors sustained investigative excellence and contributions to understanding governance and accountability across the region.
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