Cartoon Competition & Exhibition 2008
Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) organized its third Anti-Corruption Cartoon Competition to observe the International Anti-Corruption Day 2008 (9 December). As a part of TIB?s Youth Engagement and Support (YES) programme, the objective of the competition and this exhibition is to create greater awareness and motivation among the young generation to say NO TO CORRUPTION. It also gives the participants an opportunity to communicate their understanding of corruption and raising voice against this menace. This Exhibition of Cartoon Against Corruption displays cartoons which have received awards and special mention out of 791 entries to the competition by young cartoonists in two age groups of 13-18 and 19-35 years from all over the country.
The opening ceremony of the exhibition of ?Cartoon Against Corruption?, organized by TIB will take place at Drik Gallery on Friday, November 28, 2008 at 4:00pm.
The opening ceremony will be preceded by distribution of prizes to young cartoonists who have received award and special mention in the Anti- Corruption Cartoon Competition organized to observe the International Anti- Corruption Day.
Lt. General Hasan Mashhud Chowdhury (Retd.), Chairman, Anti-Corruption Commission will inaugurate the exhibition as Chief Guest.
Mustafa Monwar and Prof. Rafiqun Nabi will be present as Special Guests.
Advocate Sultana Kamal, former Advisor to the Caretaker Government will preside.
The exhibition will remain open for all till December 4, 2008, everyday from 3pm to 8pm.
Cartoon Competition & Exhibition 2007 (click on the image to download the brochure)
A total of 747 Entries were received from different parts of the country ...more
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TIB published a compilation of Anti-Corruption cartoons. This was the first publication ever of this type in Bangladesh. All the prize winning cartoons of TIB organized Anti-Corruption Cartoon Competition, 2006 and some very popular Anti-Corruption cartoons published in different |
| national dailies were included in this compilation. In a discussion seminar titled ?cartoon for public awareness? organized by TIB on the occasion of launching this book speakers asserted that cartoon is acting as a catalyst in the present anticorruption drive. They have depicted the irregularities and injustice in the society and were able to create a deep impression in the mind of the people. In this discussion the main article was presented by cartoonist Shariar Khan. |
The first ever Anti-Corruption Cartoon Competition organized in Bangladesh
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Cartoon Competition 2006
Children's Art Competition celebrating the First National Health-Rights Convention.
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