The Festival of Ethical Photography has honored images like this because they bring the public closer to tough ethical questions.<\/p>\n
They are images of people, stories and tragedies of moral content.<\/p>\n
The \u201cWorld Report\u201d prize has been awarded to Paula Bronstein for this report on the crisis of the Rohingyas.<\/p>\n
In the new \u201cStudent Award\u201d category aimed at pupils, Nanna Heitmann has been honored for this report on the last mine in Germany, which will close this year.<\/p>\n
In the \u201cSingle Shot Award\u201d category, which had the motto \u201cGiving voice to hope,\u201d Laurence Geai won for this snapshot on the conflict in Iraq made in Mosul.<\/p>\n
The second prize went to Giles Clarke, who photographed a boy from Yemen in front of his destroyed school; third place went to Bente Marei Stachowske, for this portrait of a girl and her mother rescued at sea.<\/p>\n
The prize for photos of non-profit organizations was taken by the \u201cCare Harbor\u201d report on health care for poor people in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n
Nine hundred photojournalism works from 50 countries have been presented at this Italian festival. It has a famous panel of judges, including Francis Kohn president of the \u201cWorld Press Photo 2016\u201d and Sarah Lenn from National Geographic.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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