The hunt is on once again for talented young journalists with the launch of the 2013 Young Human Rights Reporter of the Year.
And this year, a new category has been included for photojournalism, offering budding young snappers the chance to win national recognition.
The competition is run by Amnesty International and is supported by SecEd and the Guardian Teacher Network.
The writing competition is open to students aged from seven to 18 and is split into four categories – upper primary, lower secondary, upper secondary and 6th form.
Entrants must write an article combining facts, opinion and reportage on a human rights issue of their choice. Articles can be up to 500 words in length and entries will be accepted in English and Welsh.
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