As a result of the program implemented with the support of “Reporters Without Borders” organization, Artsakh journalists prepared 10 multimedia articles on Artsakh issues.
The program aimed at developing the professional skills of Artsakh media representatives was implemented from November 2023 to March 2024. In the first phase of the project, three-day trainings on the topics of freedom of information and personal data protection, fact-checking, verifying the accuracy of information, development of skills to identify fake news, open data and source analysis were carried out.
In the second phase of the project, Artsakh journalists participating in the project prepared multimedia articles on Artsakh issues, which were published on the official website and social page of FOICA, as well as republished in other Armenian mass media.
The articles are:
Artsakh Issue: Were Did It Start, and Where Are We Going?
Authors: Artsakh Public TV journalists Nina Hayrapetyan and Armine Petrosyan
Captured Culture։ The Unknown Fate of Museum Exhibits: part I, part II
Author: Tatev Aghajanyan, journalist of Artsakh “Aparazh” online periodical
Artsakh Residents in the Armenian Labor Market։ In Private, Yes, in the State, No
Authors: Artsakh Public Radio journalists Mariam Sargsyan and Aspram Avanesyan
Traces of the Explosion of the Gasoline Warehouse on the Stepanakert-Askeran Road
Author: Gayane Gevorgyan, journalist of Artsakh “Azat Artsakh” newspaper
In the Footsteps of Those Imprisoned in Artsakh
Author: Sirvard Margaryan, journalist of Artsakh “Azat Artsakh” newspaper
Azerbaijan’s Propaganda Theses and Armenia’s Information Resistance
Author: Artsakh Public Television journalist Anush Ghavalyan
Public Initiatives of Support to Artsakhat
Authors: Armine Hayriyan and Gayane Melkumyan, journalists of Artsakh Public Television
Waiting for the Return of Accumulated Pensions of Artsakh residents
Author: Nanik Aghasyan
Code070: Citizenship and Refugee Status of Artsakh People
Author: Ilona Andryan
Project Details
Course on “Analysis of Open Data and Use of Open Sources”
Course on “Personal Data Protection and Freedom of Information”
Fact-Checking Course
