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Florence wins Radio Prize

See the link for the website dealing with Florence Bellone's winning of the reporting prize for reporting on the English Family Courts scandal.

Quoting from the website:
Title of the article
Great Britain: The Stolen Children
Name of media
RTBF
The Grand Jury distinguished the report for its investigative merit in highlighting a human rights issue occurring in a highly-developed European Member State. The piece was characterised as ‘a technically impressive, investigative report into shocking and relatively unknown human rights violations’.

Comments

Jake Maverick said…
well done to her! at least this issue getting som media attention now, if only from a foreigner...reassuring to know they're not all journalists are poxy morons that side of the channel!
any chance of an email address for her....? i'm cyber stalking her now....
10:55 pm
Unknown said…
where is flo now? is she still alive?
5:04 am
John Hemming said…
I have not heard from her in some ime.
6:21 am
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