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Article #152Development & Human Rights: A Prize Choice for Journalists
From: George(s) Lessard
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 1998 00:00
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The 1998 Lorenzo Natali Prize for Journalism
In memory of the late Vice-President of the Commission of the European
Communities with special responsibility for development, the Commission
will be awarding the Lorenzo Natali Prize for Journalism.
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Development and Human Rights: A Prize Choice for Journalists
Democracy and Human Rights go hand in hand but sometimes they are brushed
aside in the drive for economic development.
In the modern era development can only succeed if freedom and individual
rights are promoted and defended.
But is the message getting through?
Journalists have the opportunity to raise the debate through the Lorenzo
Natali Prize, a unique competition organised by the countries of the
European Union, to promote reporting which recognises human rights and
democracy as vital elements in the quest for equitable development.
See
http://www.ifj.org/hrights/natali.html for the application form.
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