FINCH wins Silver for 36 Months in LIA’s inaugural Democracy and Human Rights category

FINCH has won Silver at the 2026 London International Awards for ‘36 Months‘ in LIA’s new Democracy and Human Rights category.

The campaign was created in collaboration with Supermassive.

The win comes as LIA revealed the inaugural winners in the category on Day 5 of judging in Las Vegas.

Developed with support from the European Parliament, Democracy and Human Rights recognises work that uses creativity to advance free expression, fair representation, accountability and essential freedoms, with meaningful impact at a local, national, continental or global level.

Led by Jury President Anthony Chelvanathan, Global Creative Partner & CCO of Edelman Canada, the jury awarded a Grand LIA, six Gold, six Silver and six Bronze Statues.

The inaugural Grand LIA went to IMPACT BBDO, Dubai for ‘The Untaught History Edition‘ for AnNahar.

Meanwhile, two more jury panels have begun their work. Digital and Creators & Social Platforms will look at ideas built for digital ecosystems, social platforms and creator communities. Evolution, Gaming and Creative Use of Data will explore work that challenges convention, harnesses data and opens new possibilities. New for 2026, Gaming recognises the creative use of video games and gamified interactive media to create branded experiences.

VIEW THE FULL LIST OF WINNERS HERE