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Join thousands of journalists worldwide on ICFJ's International Journalists Network (IJNet). This week's discussion topic: Negative news: Harmful or just a reality?

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This training program is sponsored by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor at the U.S. Department of State.

About ICFJ-Baku


AZAJA is a partnership between ANS-TV in Baku and the International Center for Journalists in Washington, DC. The project’s goal is to improve the standards of journalism in Azerbaijan by providing interested journalists with practical skills and in depth investigative reporting training.



 
AZAJA In the News

Read this article about AZAJA's first graduating class from Trend News Agency.

Read this article in Institute for Reporters Freedom and Safety
Join a conversation with fellow media professionals in Azerbaijan and around the world.




If you're a journalist in Azerbaijan looking for a job, click here.




See AZAJA trainees reporting in the field.




To read about Azerbaijan's media laws visit this page on IJNet




Charles Rice, ICFJ Country Director -- Baku, csrice@usa.net
Anar Orujov, ICFJ Deputy Director – Baku,  anar_orujov@yahoo.com
Khadija Ismailiyova, Chief Trainer, ismayilovakhadija@yahoo.com




Azerbaijan Journalists’ Investigative Network has been established with the initiative of OSI-AF Azerbaijan’s Transparency and Media programs. The conditions that made the establishment of the Network inevitable, was the absence of any union of investigative journalists in Azerbaijan and the scattered activity of journalists in investigative work. Taking into consideration the sharp increase of oil revenues, as well as the state budget year by year, AJIN has put before itself goals, such as attracting public attention around public resources, as well as publicizing the activities of agencies working for transparency and efficiency of public resources.




A list of media organizations and outlets in Azerbaijan.

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