Baku, Azerbaijan
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Request QuoteAmina Mammadova is a journalist based in Baku, Azerbaijan. I am an independent journalist. I narrate political and economic events. I specialize in multimedia. I have made 4 documentaries. One of them was published on the Femmekan platform, and the others on JAM news. I specialize in particularly vulnerable groups (women, LGBTQ+, children, ethnics). But I have also done economic and corruption investigations.
The attitude of the state and society towards same-sex marriages in Azerbaijan is negative. This is also reflected in the recent statistics: the country ranks among some of the lowest in terms of tolerance towards the LGBT community in the world. But this does not prevent same-sex couples in love from living together. This film tells the story of one LGBT couple from Baku.
Produced for Voice of America
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Produced for Voice of America
Challenges of heating in mountainous regions
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Protests were held in Baku after Russia's attack on Ukraine
42-year-old Fuzuli Khalilov and his family live in Shamlig village of Tovuz. He is unemployed. A family of seven - Fuzuli, his wife, four children and his mother - depends on the potatoes they grow in a small yard and his mother's pension. Officially, 371 people live in the village of Shamliq, but Fuzuli says that the real numbers are much smaller - only 65 people live there in winter. This situation is not only an issue related to Shamliq. Many remote rural communities in Azerbaijan are depopu
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