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IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
The finalists and NGO representatives at the 2013 International Development awards ceremony Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
Finalist, Stevie Greenleaf, in front of her exhibition display Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
The awards were hosted by Alastair Stewart OBE, presenter, ITV News Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
Guests were treated to a keynote speech by Komla Dumor, senior broadcast journalist and presenter, BBC World News Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
Catharine French, group corporate relations director and chief of staff to the group chief executive, Barclays gave a short speech about supporting the awards Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
The reaction of finalist, Nishtha Chugh, when her name was announced as the winner of the Journalism Competition Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
Winner, Nishtha Chugh, receiving her award with (from left-right) Komla Dumor, Catharine French, Liz Ford, deputy editor, global development, Guardian News and Media and Alastair Stewart OBE Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
Susie Sell was declared the runner-up of the Journalism Competition Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
The winner of the Achievement Award is David Constantine MBE. Alastair Lamb accepted the award on David's behalf from Salil Shetty, secretary general, Amnesty International Photograph: Alicia Canter
IDJC 2013: International Development Journalism Competition 2013
Finalists, Joanna Griffin and Stevie Greenleaf enjoy reading the supplement featuring articles from their investigative assignments abroad Photograph: Alicia Canter
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