Yerevan, Armenia
$50 - $250 / Day
Request QuoteAs an accomplished journalist with over five years of experience, I am deeply committed to shedding light on pressing women's rights and social issues through compelling storytelling. I am equally proficient as a multimedia specialist, with a passion for crafting engaging narratives through various media forms. I possess experience in graphic design and illustration, adding a unique visual dimension to my work. My professional interests are rooted in the Near and Middle East, where I've explored complex socio-political landscapes and reported on critical matters.
Discussing Armenia's legal amendments that allow women to join voluntary-compulsory military service. While the government presents this as a move towards gender equality and aims to professionalize the army, the implementation has been met with some criticism.
The Armenian press has been flooded with news about a bill banning virginity testing. The ban would classify virginity testing, a controversial physical exam used to determine if a girl has had sexual relations, as an act of violence. It is part of a broader package of amendments that aims to strengthen Armenia’s current domestic violence law.Explore the commentary from one of the draft's authors, perspectives from the opposition faction, and insights from a lawyer specializing in women's rights
In Armenia, a trans woman was killed in her own apartment, and then the apartment was set on fire. The next day we attended in the candlelight vigil in Adriana’s memory. Read this story where I told about my feelings, the incidents that happened during the candlelight ceremony, and the attack by a group of men on them.
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