Journalists Focused on Human Trafficking in Mexico to Receive Awards Infobae.com
go to original October 19, 2022

Recognizing the work of journalists who investigate and document the situation of human trafficking in Mexico, as well as following up on the programs of the organization "Dignifying Work", are the objectives of the National Journalism Contest 2022 "Nuances of Human Trafficking."

"The contest aims to seek that journalists who have worked in different parts of the Mexican Republic and who have published some kind of investigation on the subject can register and we can reward the work they do," said Monday in an interview with the EFE agency the founder of the association "Dignifying Work", Monica Salazar.

Salazar explained that the contest will be open to Mexican or foreign journalists of legal age working in print, digital or independent media who have developed a written report published between January 2019 and July 2022 related to child labor, forced labor or human trafficking (TP).

The works of Mexican or foreign journalists or students, of legal age, who live in Mexico and are interested in presenting an audiovisual report on any of the above-mentioned topics, will also be accepted.

The registration deadline for both categories is October 31, 2022 through the registration form on the "Shades of Trafficking" contest website.

An evaluation committee will award the first three places in both categories, which will be announced in November 2022.

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This article was translated from Spanish using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process.

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