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UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENTS ASSOCIATION United Nations UNCA PRIZE FOR UN COVERAGE 2001 The UN Correspondents Association calls for entries for its Seventh Annual UNCA Awards for best written and electronic media coverage of the United Nations and its agencies, and for The Second Annual UNCA/Ranan Lurie Award for Political Cartoons, to be given at UNCA’s Awards Dinner at UN HQ in New York, late October 2001. Deadline for entries is 1 August 2001. UNCA offers $5,000 gold, $2,500 silver and $1000 bronze awards for media coverage, and the costs of the first prize winner’s trip to New York will be met by the Association if necessary. Secretary General Kofi Annan will present the prizes. The UNCA/Ranan Lurie awards for political cartoons are $10,000 first prize, $5,000 second prize, $3,000 third prize and ten honourable mention plaques. UNCA Journalism Awards The awards are open to all journalists anywhere in the world, in any media, for the best books, stories, radio or TV programmes or series covering the UN and its agencies published in the twelve months before 1 Aug 2000. The judges will be looking for entries with impact, insight and originality, and will take into account the courage and assiduity of the journalist. Investigative work will be welcome. Multiple or joint entries will be accepted.
Entrants should send two copies each of their entry or entries to Millennium Award, UNCA Or UNCA c/o Ian Williams (tel 212 963 7117) ______________________________________ UNCA/RANAN LURIE POLITICAL CARTOON AWARDS 2001 These awards are open to political cartoons printed in any publication published anywhere, in any language in the twelve months before 1 August 2001. The entry must consist of a reproduction only of the cartoons, as published, with name of publication and date included, accompanied by a newspaper reprint, and translated into English. Exhibits are limited to two cartoons per individual. Reproductions must be measure no more than 9 x 12 inches or 20 x 27 cms. Successful entries will reflect the importance of human dignity, mutual respect and friendship between nations, as well as economic and environmental responsibilities towards each other. Winning cartoons will be chosen for their ability to enhance, explain and even help direct the spirit and principles of the U.N. For full details and entry from, please check the website, www.LurieUNaward.com, which has full details including entry forms and rules. Entries must be submitted to The UNCA/Ranan Lurie Political Cartoon Award 375 Park Avenue, Suite 1301, Deadline: 1 August 2001 _________________________________________________ Previous Winners of the UNCA Journalists’ Award Note: Previous prize winners have been in Arabic, Chinese, English, Dutch, French, German, and Spanish, in newspapers, magazines, radio and TV formats. |
2000: |
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Gold: |
Evelyn Leopold & Anthony Goodman, Reuters UN Bureau |
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Silver: |
Minelle Fernandez, Maharajah TV, Sri Lanka |
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Bronze Medal: |
Betsy Pisik, Washington Times, USA |
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Special Award "For insight for outsiders on inside the UN" |
Robert van de Roer, NRC Handelsblad, The Netherlands |
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1999: |
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Gold: |
Richard Roth & Liz Neisloss CNN’s UN Correspondent |
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Silver: |
Colum Lynch, Boston Globe |
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Bronze: |
Jointly to Alfonso Armada of ABC, Madrid, Jurgen Thebrat ARD |
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1998: |
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Gold: |
Robert Van de Roer, Diplomatic Correspondent of NRC Handelsblad, the Netherlands |
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Silver: |
James Bone, UN Correspondent of The Times, London |
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Bronze: |
Sun Yu, of the China Environment News, Beijing |
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Honourable Mention |
Ilene Prusher Jerusalem Correspondent, Christian Science Monitor |
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1997: |
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Gold: |
Andreas Zumach, Geneva, for his Deutschlandradio documentary Reform oder Kollaps |
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Silver: |
Ghada Abdel Hamid Al-Jamal, Khartoum, of Al-Mukhbir |
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Bronze: |
Jointly to Thalif Deen, Inter Press Service & John Goshko, Washington Post |
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1996: |
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Gold: |
Paddy Coulter, producer, of the BBC series Under the Blue Flag. |
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Silver: |
Afsane Bassir-Pour of Le Monde |
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Bronze: |
Rory O’Connor & Danny Schechter, Globalvision TV |
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Runners up: |
Thalif Deen of Inter Press Service & Petra Lidschreiber of ARD |
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1995: |
Ted Turner of CNN, emeritus, for CNN’s UN coverage |
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WINNERS OF THE U.N.C.A/RANAN LURIE |
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PeterSchrank The Independent on Sunday London, U.K. 1st Prize (US$10,000.00) |
Soheil D. Eshraghi |
Jim Morin |
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Honorable Mentions |
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Samuel Godfrey Mwamkinga |
Godfrey Mwampembwa |
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GennadyKostovetsky & Boris Khenkin |
Osmani Esteban Simawca Tirado |
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PareshNath |
Elisabetta Ursella |
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Tony Namate |
John Farmer |
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FritzBehrendt |
Chris Britt |
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