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Home Special ProgramsJournalism AwardsDeveloping Asia Journalism Awards 2006DAJA 2006 WinnersDAJA 2006 Winners - Women and Development Category
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Winner |
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| Name: | Ma Theresa Bacalla, Philippines |
| Story title: | One Year After Quezon Disaster, Women Are Leading Their Families Toward Recovery |
| Description: | After two typhoons left 1,300 people dead and another 432,000 displaced, women are busy knocking on doors looking for jobs and joining relief programs. |
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1st Runner-up |
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| Name: | Tahira Sarwar, Pakistan |
| Story title: | Confronting ‘Honor’ Killing in Balochistan |
| Description: | It used to be an unusual custom to punish men and women having illicit relationships. It has evolved into common practice in recent years with more women falling victim to crimes carried out under the name of “honor” across Pakistan. |
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2nd Runner-up |
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| Name: | Aida Kasymalieva, Kyrgyz Republic |
| Story title: | Depressed Kyrgyz Seek Solace in the Bottle |
| Description: | A sense of hopelessness and despair has prompted growing numbers of rural women in the Kyrgyz Republic to turn to drink. |
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Women and Development Category Winner - Ma Theresa Bacalla, Philippines |
Women and Development Category 1st Runner-up - Tahira Sarwar, Pakistan |
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Women and Development Category 2nd Runner-up - Aida Kasymalieva, Kyrgyz Republic |
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