Geneva International Film on Human Rights

Despite the exceptional conditions due to the new Coronavirus pandemic, the 18th edition of Geneva International Film on Human Rights has revealed its winners.
This year the festival took place online, the public could follow debates on Livestream on the festival website or on social networks, while the jury watched the films from a distance and announced the prize winners online.
The winner was the film Colectiv by Alexander Nanau, from Bucharest. The film uncover high-level government corruption within the Ministry of Health.

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