
“IT IS ALWAYS the obligation of the judiciary to uphold the fundamental right of freedom of speech and expression. This, essentially, includes freedom available to journalists. And, therefore, it is always the duty of the court to uphold the fundamental rights of journalists.” With these words, Supreme Court Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka presented the International Press Institute’s (India chapter) award for excellence in journalism to THE WEEK’s Photo Editor Bhanu Prakash Chandra, for his coverage of the Ukraine war from the frontlines.
Bhanu’s bold foray into the heart of the mayhem in the Donbas region and beyond resulted in a special issue of THE WEEK (published in the summer of 2023), where his lens gave voice to the voiceless, capturing the suffering of war-torn Ukraine. He lived alongside soldiers in makeshift bunkers and shared underground shelters with civilians as missiles streaked overhead and destruction rained down. His work not only documented the devastation but also told poignant tales of local Ukrainians, brave soldiers, and even Indians caught in the crossfire.
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