Winners
Congratulations to all the nominees and winners of the One World Media Awards 2013. Winners were announced at the 25th Annual Awards Ceremony on the 7th May. Click on the highlighted titles to watch, listen to or view nominated entries and winners' pages.
International Journalist of the Year Award
Sponsored by Concern Worldwide UK
WINNER: Sue Lloyd-Roberts - BBC Newsnight
Ian Pannell - BBC News
Stuart Ramsay - Sky News
Radio Award
WINNER: Assignment/ Crossing Continents: Uzbekistan - BBC World Service/ BBC Radio 4
Assignment: India's Lost Girls - BBC World Service
The Age of Reason: Part 6, Dr Nawal El Saadawi - BBC World Service
New Voice Award
WINNER: Tahir Qadiry - BBC Persian
Jessica Hatcher - Freelance
Oliver Englehart - Freelance/Al Jazeera English
Documentary Award
WINNER: In The Shadow Of The Sun/ Storyville: The Albino Witchcraft Murders - Inroad Films and Century Films for BBC Stoyryville
5 Broken Cameras - New Wave Films
Solar Mamas - BBC/ Plus Pictures
Digital Media Award
Sponsored by Google
WINNER: Jongo Love - Well Told Story
Africa Check - Africa Check
Aysén Profundo 2.0 - Philine von Düszeln & Pablo Ocqueteau
Special Award
Sponsored by CNN
WINNER: Objective TV - Azerbaijan
Nisaa FM - Palestine
The Zimbabwean - Zimbabwe
News Award
Sponsored by Mercy Corps
WINNER: Somali Justice - Channel 4 News
Aleppo: Race to Save Rena - CNN/CNN International
We Live in Fear of a Massacre - Sunday Times
Television Award
Sponsored by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
WINNER: Unreported World: The Master Chef of Mogadishu - Channel 4
Our World: The Marriage Breakers of Bangladesh - BBC News Channel & BBC World
Unreported World: Sex, Mobs and Revolution - Channel 4
Entertainment Award
WINNER: Escape from the World's Most Dangerous Place - BBC 3
Go Back To Where You Came From Episode 2 - SBS Australia
The Bengali Detective - Native Voice Films
Student Award
WINNER: Almost Famous - Vincent Du, Goldsmiths University of London
Chana's Way - Juan Félix Fernández, Royal Holloway University of London
Karama Has No Walls - Sara Ishaq, Edinburgh College of Art, University of Edinburgh
Press Award
WINNER: Death Metal - Guardian Weekend Magazine
The Day I Saw 248 Girls Suffering Genital Mutilation - The Observer Magazine
The World's Deadliest Road - The Observer Magazine and Guardian Global Development