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WRITING ABOUT REFUGEES
 A competition for Student Journalists - Prizes
 

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Top three entries
1.
Your articles will be circulated to our press network:

   Catholic media, migration publications, partner NGOs, national press.


2. You will be invited to Brussels in April 2007 for:

The authors of the three best articles will be invited to Brussels to a prize giving ceremony in the European Parliament.
Lunch / Dinner with members of the jury, who are all experienced journalists in this area.
A Visit to JRS Belgium to learn about situation of refugees in Belgium.
A Visit to JRS Europe to learn about JRS work across Europe, including advocacy and policy work at European level.


First Prize
1.
Your Article will be circulated to our press network:

   Catholic media, migration publications, partner NGOs, national press.

2. You will take part in the trip to Brussels (see above)

3.
A visit to a refugee camp in Malawi, Africa

The overall winner will be invited to a refugee camp in Malawi as the guest of JRS Southern Africa, where they will meet refugees, representatives of NGOs and local media. JRS will advertise and circulate material written by the student journalist during this trip.

The idea behind this trip is that people in Europe should understand why asylum seekers and refugees arrive in Europe. The way the majority of people get their information is through journalists. We hope the competition will connect Europe and refugee-producing countries such as those in Africa.

Please Note:
JRS will provide full travel insurance for those applicants awarded visits to Brussels and/or Malawi; however, JRS cannot be held responsible for the security of any applicant during his or her travel to or from, or stay in, either country. All applicants travel at their own risk.
 

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