Amnesty International UK Media Awards 1993
The 1993 awards were in 6 categories: National Print, Periodicals, Radio, Regional Print, Television Documentary and Television News.
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A Special Award for Best Historical Documentary was made to the Channel 4 program "Drowning by Bullets", which dealt the Paris massacre of 1961 and the events of 17 October 1961.
The overall winning entry was from BBC Radio 4, with their then South Africa correspondent Fergal Keane.[1]
1993 Awards
| 1993 | |||||
| Category | Title | Organisation | Journalists | Refs | |
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| National Print | |||||
| Reports on Yugoslavia |
The Guardian | Maggie O'Kane Ed Vulliamy |
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| Periodicals | |||||
| Children on the front line |
She magazine | Rebecca Abrams | |||
| Radio | |||||
| Report on an incident of torture in South Africa |
BBC Radio 4 | Fergal Keane | |||
| Regional Print | |||||
| The manufacture of leg-irons in Birmingham |
Express & Star | Ian Cobain | |||
| Special Award | |||||
| Best Historical Documentary "Drowning by Bullets" |
Channel 4 Secret History |
Philip Brooks Alan Hayling |
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| Television Documentary | |||||
| "The Gluckman Files" | Channel 4 Dispatches |
John Bridcut | [4] | ||
| Television News | |||||
| Report on Kashmir | Channel 4 News | Kent Barker | [5] | ||
See also
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References
- International Who's Who 2001: 64th Edition. Taylor & Francis. 2000. p. 805. ISBN 978-1857430813.
- "Drowning By Bullets" (PDF). 2005 Mid East Film and Video Catalog: 11. January 2005.
- Brooks, Philip; Hayling, Alan; Halliley, Mark; Courbou, Michèle (1992). "Drowning by bullets". First Run/Icarus Films. OCLC 52955788.
On the evening of 17 October 1961, about 30,000 Algerians, ostensibly French citizens, descended upon the boulevards of central Paris to protest an 8:30 curfew. The curfew was in response to repeated terrorist attacks by Algerian nationalists in Paris and other French cities. They were met by a police force determined to break up the demonstration. Demonstrators were beaten, shot, even drowned in the Seine. This video exposes the massacre, and the cover-up.
{{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires|journal=(help) - "DISPATCHES - The GLUCKMAN FILES (1993)". British Film Institute BFI. Archived from the original on 9 September 2011.
DISPATCHES provides detailed evidence of how young black men continue to die at the hands of the South African police - and of the bizarre methods by which this is concealed.
- The Journalist. April–May 1995. p. 198.
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