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C.G.K. Reddy fellowship

The C. Ramalinga Reddy Educational Trust and the South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre invite applications for the 2003 C.G.K. Reddy Fellowship for Young Journalists. The Fellowship will be a six-week stint in Geneva in March-April 2003 during the annual session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. The Fellowship is open to print and electronic media journalists, including freelancers, with a proven record of covering human rights issue. Journalists must preferably be under 40.

Applications marked `C.G.K. Reddy Fellowship', should be addressed to: South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre, B-6/6, Safdarjung Enclave Extension, New Delhi - 110 029. The deadline for applications is 1st January 2003.

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