Yerevan, Armenia
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Request QuoteI'm Ani Nazaryan, 30, a freelance journalist with 7-year experience in that field. I'm based in Armenia. Through photo, audio, video and other multimedia tools, I have produced various projects that revealed sociocultural aspects and problems of the Georgian and Armenian societies. What I like the most in our profession is digging deep, searching for meaning and finding solutions.
Produced for Radio Free Europe
In the Tavush region, which shares a 300 km section of the 350 km interstate border with Azerbaijan, women make as much efforts as men to create economic value at the risk of daily shootings. This is a story of three women who run a business in their places claiming to be an example of a successful business through daily hard work.
Produced for Georgian Institute of Foreign Affairs
Yngve Stiansen, a 43-year-old man with low vision from Kristiansand, Norway, was lucky enough to be employed at Norwegian Public Broadcaster as a journalist and a Radio host for almost 12 years. Unlike Yngve 70 per cent of visually impaired persons can't find a job and only 40 per cent of people with disabilities are employed in Norway.
Produced for Femicide.ge
March 2 was a sunny Saturday in Armenia's capital city of Yerevan. A 15-year-old girl, whose family had already suffered a tragedy, opened the door after a knock and answered a greeting with a whisper. Her mother, Narine Danielyan, 38, was killed by her father, Arthur Meliksetyan, 42, in September of 2016. So when she was asked to call her grandmother, she told the visitor to wait and pushed the door shut.
Produced for VOA Eurasia
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