Awards 2007
The 2007 One World Media Awards ceremony took place at Porchester Hall in Bayswater, London. It was attended by around 400 leading UK filmmakers, broadcasters, and NGO representatives.
Notable winners included the youngest ever Broadcast Journalist of the Year, Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, who had worked on the Unreported World series for Channel 4. Exceptionally, the jury could not separate the two winners of the television documentary award, which went to Tea Boy of Gaza and The 12 Year Old Cocaine Smuggler, both from the BBC 2 strand This World.
The 2007 Special Award for Development Media went to Radio Sagarmatha, a community radio station in Nepal, and South Asia's first independent radio station. Radio Sagarmatha continued broadcasting even when the King's regime banned all independent stations from carrying news. At one point, they broadcast the news in song to make sure they stayed within the law.
Meanwhile, awards presenter Jon Snow continued his tradition of arriving at the ceremony in a highly unconventional manner - this time, by skateboard. You can watch his journey on the right.
Winners
Broadcast Journalist of the Year
Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy - Unreported World, Channel 4
Radio Documentary
Unseen China - Peter White, Cheryl Gabriel, BBC Radio 4
TV Documentary (double winner)
The Tea Boy of Gaza - Olly Lambert, Israel Goldvicht, Dimitri Doganis, An Israel Goldvicht & Raw TV Production for BBC 2’s This World
The 12 Year Old Cocaine Smuggler - Benito Montorio, BBC 2's This World
Press Award
The Big Steal - Jonathan Watts, The Guardian
New Media Award
Human Rights Video Hub Pilot - Sameer Padania, Global Voices Online/Witness
Local Media Award
Flight of the Goats - Francis Gorman, Damien Magee, BBC Northern Ireland
Popular Features Award
Darfur's Inferno - Damien Lewis, The Mail on Sunday (Live)
MDGs Award
Different Planets - Joanna Moorhead, Anna Kari, The Guardian (G2)
Children's Rights Award
Romania's Unwanted Children - Chris Rogers, ITV News
International Premiere Award
Enemies of Happiness - Eva Mulvad, Bastard Film
Special Award
Radio Sagarmatha, Nepal
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