英国人权律师菲利普·桑兹在2026年10月12日闭幕的法兰克福书展上获得德国书展和平奖1。桑兹为法英双国籍律师，现任伦敦大学学院法律教授，获奖理由为其作为"尽管面临日益增长的阻力，但仍不懈地为人权、正义和相互理解而奋斗的承诺人道主义者"的角色1。评委指出他的工作基于"对每个人类普遍权利的承诺"1。
在接受奖项时，桑兹对德国对以色列在加沙和约旦河西岸的行为保持沉默提出批评，强调应当明确指出人权侵犯行为1。他声称"这不是反犹太主义。这不是反以色列。这是事实"1。同时，桑兹也谴责了哈马斯2023年10月7日的袭击，将其描述为"可怕的"和"针对国际法规范的怪物般的罪行"1。桑兹著有《东西街》一书，原著发表于2016年，后于2018年以《回归利沃夫》之名在德国出版1。
British-German human rights lawyer Philippe Sands received the German Book Prize for Peace at the Frankfurt Book Fair on October 12, 2026, as the event concluded.1 Sands, a law professor at University College London, was recognized as "a humanitarian whose commitment to human rights, justice, and mutual understanding remains unshakeable despite growing resistance."1
In his acceptance remarks, Sands criticized Germany's silence on Israeli actions in Gaza and the West Bank, asserting that human rights violations must be explicitly identified.1 He stated: "This is not antisemitism. This is not anti-Israel. This is fact."1 At the same time, Sands condemned the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack as "abhorrent" and a "monstrous crime against the norms of international law."1 The award committee noted that his work is grounded in "a commitment to the universal rights of every human being."1
Sands is the author of East West Street, published in 2016, which appeared in Germany in 2018 under the title Return to Lviv.1
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