James Cameron Memorial Trust Award
There is an annual James Cameron Award Ceremony in London.
Previous winners include:
- 1994. Ed Vulliamy
- 1996. Maggie O'Kane
- 2001. For consistently impartial reporting fom Israel, Suzanne Goldenberg.
- 2002. For reporting from Africa, Chris McGreal.
- 2004. For Outstanding Journalism, John Ware.
- 2004. Special Posthumous Award, Paul Foot.
- 2007. Ghaith Abdul-Ahad
- 2009. For reporting on Barack Obama's election, Gary Younge.
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