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Winner |
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| Name: | Ouyang Bin, People's Republic of China |
| Story title: | It’s My Right Under the Constitution |
| Description: | Nearly all Chinese NGOs are founded by intellectuals, powerful people or social workers, but Springtime Earth was founded by a farmer. Chinese NGOs tend to focus on environmental protection and education. However, Springtime Earth is devoted to big agricultural problems and training farmers how to petition the government for change. |
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1st Runner-up |
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| Name: | Lin Gu, People’s Republic of China |
| Story title: | Seeds of Ignorance |
| Description: | Mainland farmers are continuing to grow genetically modified rice against Chinese law and the advice of concerned critics. Until the illegal trading of the rice was exposed, few locals were even aware they had violated the law. |
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2nd Runner-up |
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| Name: | Heni Kurniasih, Indonesia |
| Story title: | Sufferance of National Conservation Forest |
| Description: | The Betung Kerihun National Park along the border of West Kalimantan with Sarawak is suffering from a massive amount of illegal logging, with flora and fauna being the main victims. |
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People and Development Category Winner - Ouyang Bin, People's Republic of China |
People and Development Category 1st Runner-up - Lin Gu, People’s Republic of China |
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People and Development Category 2nd Runner-up - Heni Kurniasih, Indonesia |
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