Awards 2003
The 2003 One World Media Awards were presented at the Marriott Hotel in London by Jon Snow. Jeremy Hardy, the comedian and broadcaster, gave a special introduction to the ceremony.
The evening featured a tribute to Gaby Rado, the ITN journalist who was killed while covering the Iraq war in 2003.
There was also an appearance by a group of young people from India, who picked up the Special Award for Development Media, which goes each year to a community media project in the developing world. They had taken part in the Children Have Something To Say project, run by Plan India, in which hundreds of young people were trained to make original and thought-provoking films about their lives.
Winners
Radio News Award
Algeria - BBC Radio 4/ BBC World Service
TV News Award
Romania Sex Slave Trade - Channel 4 News
TV Documentary Award
Motherland: A Genetic Journey - Take Away Media for BBC 2
Radio Documentary Award
On the Ebola Frontline - BBC Radio 4
Women's Achievement Award
DAM/AGE - Arundhati Roy
Next Generation Award
Lion Mountain - Resource Base/Maverick TV for BBC 2
Press Award
Saving Grace - The Guardian
New Media Award
www.maketradefair.com - Oxfam
Children's Rights Award
Promises - Promises film project for Channel 4
Campaign Award
Cut The Lifeline - Burma Campaign UK
International Premiere Award
Bus 174 - José Padilha
Special Award for Development Media
Children Have Something To Say - Plan India