1 ․ To what extent do Facebook and Instagram stories help and serve the purpose these days? Is there a need to share them?

It is very difficult to work with information in these hard times, but the fact is that the stories are actually very good tools for young people to inform and warn, as kids generally check the stories more than read the posts on social networks. So, one should try to disseminate information on all possible channels. Keep Reading

International journalists are not allowed to work in Azerbaijan. RA Human Rights Defender Arman Tatoyan, referring to this issue, as well as to the statement of the Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry, according to which Armenia endangers the safety of journalists, issued a statement, in which he particularly emphasized the work of foreign and impartial journalists. Keep Reading

As a result of the October 1 attacks by the Azerbaijani side, members of several media were injured: in particular journalists of the authoritative French news agency Le Monde, Dmitry Elovsky, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the well-known Russian TV channel Dozhd, Aram Grigoryan, a cameraman of Armenia TV and Sevak Vardumyan, a reporter of 24News news website. Keep Reading

On September 30, the “60 minutes in hot pursuit” program broadcast on “Russia 1” TV Channel, referred to the situation in Artsakh and Armenia. Keep Reading

On September 30, “Media Advocate” initiative monitored the publications of 10 leading Russian media outlets to find out how the Russian media covered the actions unleashed by Azerbaijan. The following media outlets were monitored: “Lenta ru”, “RIA Novosti”, “RBC”, “Komsomolskaya Pravda”, “Gazeta ru”, “Russia Today”, “Kommersant”, “Regnum”, “Vzglyad” and “TASS”. Keep Reading

The journalists of the authoritative French news outlet Le Monde, the deputy editor-in-chief of the famous Russian “Dozhd” TV channel (also known as TV Rain) Dmitry Elovsky, the cameraman of Armenia TV Aram Grigoryan came under fire. Keep Reading

Օn September 30, the topic of the program “Time will show” (Время покажет) broadcast on the First Channel of Russia, was the situation in Artsakh and Armenia. The TV presenters were mostly neutral, one of them noted: “When women, children and the elderly are hidden in basements, they stop being representatives of Armenians, Azerbaijanis or any other nation, they are civilians who are being killed. We insist, this must be stopped.” Keep Reading

From September 27 to 29, “Media Advocate” initiative monitored the publications of 10 leading Russian media outlets to find out how the Russian media covered the actions unleashed by Azerbaijan. The following media outlets were monitored: “Lenta ru”, “RIA Novosti”, “RBC”, “Komsomolskaya Pravda”, “Gazeta ru”, “Russia Today”, “Kommersant”, “Regnum”, “Vzglyad” and “TASS”. Keep Reading

Following the offensive of the Azerbaijani side on September 27, the media outlets, contradicting the state propaganda machine do not operate in Azerbaijan, or are partially active there: as an example one may mention the case with Meydan TV. It should be reminded that the Azerbaijani authorities have also blocked a number of social networks. Keep Reading

Since yesterday, all the Armenian media outlets, considering the current situation, are working in a more organized, operative manner, investing all their potential. Keep Reading