B92 journalist awarded for UN coverage

B92 journalist Jugoslav Cosic has won the Ricardo Ortega award for his coverage of the work of the United Nations. The award is presented each year for reporting on UN activities and issues that are of major importance to the UN. Cosic will share the award with a Kenyan journalist working for the French AFP agency. B92 journalist awarded for UN coverage The award is generally conferred for bravery in reporting in countries where journalism is considered a risky profession. The United Nations Correspondents’ Association (UNCA) is a professional association of journalists that has followed the work of the UN since its inception in 1948, when the UN began meeting regularly in New York. The goal of the UNCA is to liaise between journalists and the UN Secretariat in its work on problems such as access to information. The association brings together more than 200 members from 50 countries. The UNCA presents awards every year in three categories: press and internet media, television journalism, and reporting on development problems. Cosic will be awarded for his television work. The award is named after Spanish journalist Ricardo Ortega, who was killed while covering a story in Haiti in 2004. The awards will be presented on December 4 in a ceremony at UN headquarters in New York by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

B92 journalist awarded for UN coverage

The award is generally conferred for bravery in reporting in countries where journalism is considered a risky profession.

The United Nations Correspondents’ Association (UNCA) is a professional association of journalists that has followed the work of the UN since its inception in 1948, when the UN began meeting regularly in New York.

The goal of the UNCA is to liaise between journalists and the UN Secretariat in its work on problems such as access to information.

The association brings together more than 200 members from 50 countries.

The UNCA presents awards every year in three categories: press and internet media, television journalism, and reporting on development problems.

Ćosić will be awarded for his television work. The award is named after Spanish journalist Ricardo Ortega, who was killed while covering a story in Haiti in 2004.

The awards will be presented on December 4 in a ceremony at UN headquarters in New York by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.