Transparency International is currently hosting the Capture Corruption global photo competition, to reveal the negative effects of corruption. Participants are invited to submit photos that show how corruption affects people’s lives and illustrate the negative effects that corruption has on their world. There are two (2) competition categories – based on participant’s age – for each of which three (3) winners will be announced. The first prize winner in each category will be invited on a paid trip to Malaysia to participate in the 16th International Anti-Corruption Conference (2-4 September 2015) and to participate in a Thomson Reuters Foundation Photo Journalist course.

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Marking its 20th anniversary Transparency International is hosting a youth photo competition to raise awareness about the corrosive problem of corruption and how it can be tackled. How would you illustrate the negative effects corruption has on your world through photography? Whether you’re a student who photographs as a hobby, a professional photographer or are just looking for inspiration to use your new camera, the organizers encourage you to apply. Transparency International will be awarding three prizes in this competition, which include €1,000 worth of camera equipment, a trip to Berlin and publication on Thomson Reuters Foundation.

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