Miss World 2013, the 63rd edition of the

Miss World pageant, was held on

September 28, 2013 at Bali Nusa Dua
Convention Center in Bali, Indonesia.

She told the cheering crowd in

Megan Young, 23, from
Nusa Dua in southern Bali she
Philippines beat 126 other
would "be myself in everything I
contestants and pledged to be "the
do, to share what I know and to
best Miss World ever".
educate people".
Wearing a glittering gown, Ms
This is the first time the
Young, who moved to the
Philippines won the title of Miss
Philippines at the age of 10, wept
World since its creation in 1951.
as the Miss World sash was put
Although Miss Indonesia, Vania
over her shoulder by 2012 winner
Larissa didn’t be the winner, but
Miss China.
she could entered the top 10 and
Miss France, Marine Lorphelin,
she won the talent competition
came second in the contest and
because of her amazing voice.
Miss Ghana, Carranzar Naa
Okailey Shooter, took third place.
Protests by the demonstrans
The competition was moved to Bali
from the capital, Jakarta, because of
protests from hardline Muslim groups.
Indonesia is the world's most populous
Muslim country and the organisers had
originally offered to abandon the
contest's bikini round in an attempt to
address complaints of pornography and
immorality.
Protests were led by the hardline Islamic
Defenders' Front (FPI), which had
planned to cross to the island from East
Java but were prevented when the port
was shut late on Friday.The event,
broadcast in 180 countries, was guarded
by heavily armed police with water
cannon while some 1,000 FPI members
held a prayer session at a mosque
outside Jakarta.  20 United States – Olivia Jordan
These are the top 20 of Miss World
2013
1 Philippines – Megan Young
2 France – Marine Lorphelin
3 Ghana – Carranzar Naa Okailey
Shooter
4 Brazil – Sancler Frantz
5 Spain – Elena Ibarbia
6 Australia – Erin Holland
7 England – Kirsty Heslewood
8 Indonesia – Vania Larissa
9 Jamaica – Gina Hargitay
10 Nepal – Ishani Shrestha
11 Aruba – Larissa Leeuwe
12 Belgium – Noémie Happart
13 Canada – Camille Munro
14 Dominican Republic – Joely Bernat
15 India – Navneet Dhillon
16 Italy – Sarah Baderna
17 Netherlands – Jacqueline Steenbeek
18 Slovakia – Karolína Chomisteková
19 Ukraine – Anna Zayachkivska
and Gibraltar – Maroua Kharbouch,
vote by people and finally joined the
top 6.
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