Coba jelasin Pemenang Anugerah Anna Politkovskaya: dari Anna Politkovskaya dalam bahasa melayu dong

2007: Natalya Estemirova (1958-2009), Russia

2008: Malalai Joya (b. 1978), Afghanistan

2009: One Million Signatures|One Million Signatures Campaign for Equality, Iran

2011: Razan Zaitouneh (b. 1977), Syria

2012: Marie Colvin (1956–2012), USA

2013: Malala Yousafzai (b. 1997), Pakistan

2001: "Golden Pen Prize" of the Russian Union of Journalists

2001: Amnesty International Global Award for Human Rights Journalism

2002:  Norwegian Authors' Union Freedom of Expression Prize ("Ytringsfrihetsprisen")

2002: PEN American Center Freedom to Write Award

2002: International Women's Media Foundation Courage in Journalism Award

2003: Lettre Ulysses Award for the Art of Reportage

2004: Olof Palme Prize (shared with Lyudmila Alexeyeva] and Sergei Kovalev)

2004: Vázquez Montalbán Award of International Journalism

2005: Civil Courage Prize (with Min Ko Naing and Munir Said Thalib)

2005: Prize for the Freedom and Future of the Media

2006: International Journalism Award named after Tiziano Terzani

2006: World Press Freedom Hero of the International Press Institute

2007: UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize (awarded posthumously for the first time)

2007: National Press Club/John Aubuchon Freedom of the Press Award (posthumous)

2007 Democracy Award to Spotlight Press Freedom by the National Endowment for Democracy,

Politkovskaia, Anna (2000) Voyage en enfer: Journal de Tchetchenie, Robert Laffont: Paris.

Politkovskaya, Anna (2001) A Dirty War: A Russian Reporter in Chechnya, Harvill: London.

Политковская, Анна (2002) Вторая чеченская (The Second Chechen [War]), Zakharov: Moscow.

Politkovskaya, Anna (2003) A Small Corner of Hell: Dispatches from Chechnya, translation of Vtoraya chechenskaya, The University of Chicago Press.

Politkovskaya, Anna (2004) Putin's Russia, Harvill: London.

Politkovskaya, Anna (2007) A Russian Diary: A Journalist's Final Account of Life, Corruption, and Death in Putin's Russia, Harvill Secker: London.

Политковская, Анна (2007) За что (With Good Reason), Novaya gazeta: Moscow. The Russian title makes grim play of the frequent disbelieving question of victims of the late 1930s Great Terror in the Soviet Union: "But whatever for?!" («За что?!»)

Politkovskaya, Anna (2010) Nothing But the Truth: Selected Dispatches, Harvill Secker: London. A 480-page selection from the 2007 volume За что (With Good Reason).

Politkovskaya, Anna (2011) Is Journalism Worth Dying For?: Final Dispatches, Melville House Publishing: Brooklyn, New York.

Politkovs'ka, Anna. "Druha chechens'ka." Trans. I. Andrusiak. Kyiv: Diokor, 2004.