3 June 2009

Lorenzo Natali Journalism Prize


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The European Commission is calling on journalists committed to reporting human rights, democracy and development issues to apply to the 2009 Lorenzo Natali Prize. A total of 60,000 EUR will be distributed among 17 winners at a ceremony at the European Commission in Sweden.

The Lorenzo Natali Prize is open to print, TV and radio journalists working in one of the five following regions: Africa, Asia and Pacific, Latin America and the Caribbean, Europe and the Arab World and the Middle East.

To apply online, visit:
Lorenzo Natali Journalism Prize 2009


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