Uluslararası Araştırmacı Gazeteciler Konsorsiyumu (ICIJ) sponsorluğunda düzenlenen Daniel Pearl Ödülleri, dünyadaki araştırmacı gazetecileri çalışmalarını sunmak üzere yarışmaya davet ediyor. 2 kapsamda düzenlenecek yarışmanın ilk 2 kazananın 5000 Dolar, 5 kazanana ise 1000 Dolar ödül verilecektir.
Son başvuru tarihi: 30 Nisan 2013
Yarışmaya her ülkeden her alanda çalışan gazeteciler çalışmalarını sunarak katılabilmektedir.
Daniel Pearl Awards
The Daniel Pearl Awards for Outstanding International Investigative Reporting are unique among journalism prizes worldwide in that they were created specifically to honor cross-border investigative reporting. Formerly the ICIJ Awards, the prizes were renamed in 2008 in honor of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, who was slain by militants in Pakistan in 2002.
The two $5,000 first-place prizes and five $1,000 finalist awards recognize, reward, and foster excellence in cross-border investigative journalism. In addition, the judges at their discretion may award a special citation for work that is unusually enterprising or done under especially challenging circumstances.
Past ICIJ award winners have reported about abuses faced by immigrants in American workplaces; the involvement of Sweden in the CIA secret renditions program; and allegations of sexual exploitation of Congolese women and children by United Nations peacekeepers, among other issues of world importance.
The competition, held biennially, is open to any professional journalist or team of journalists of any nationality working in any medium.
The main criterion for eligibility is that the investigation — either a single work or a single-subject series — involves reporting in at least two countries on a topic of world significance. A five-member jury of international journalists selects the winners.
Two $5,000 first prizes are awarded: one to a U.S.-based reporter or news organization and the other to a non-U.S.-based journalist or news organization.
Güncelleme Tarihi: 26 Nisan 2013, 14:40
