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Study: Social Media in Armenia and the Image of the EU: Recommendations for Improving Communication Policy

Title: “Integrity of Justice Reforms”

Donor: Democracy Development Foundation (former OSF-Armenia)

Duration: Phase 1 – 2021 December – 2022 November

Phase 2 – 2022 December – 2023 January

Phase 3 – 2024 February – 2025 February

The purpose of the project was to increase public awareness of the institutional reforms in the justice sector that are currently being implemented in Armenia. It also encompassed activities that were aimed at improving the communication capabilities of civil society regarding the mentioned issues. In this regard, the Public Journalism Club organized public awareness campaigns and held discussions on issues related to the reforms in the justice system. It also organized training sessions for increasing the communication capacities of civil society and made key materials available for further development of skills in the field.

The project was implemented by the Democracy Development Foundation led Consortium with the members as follows: Public Journalism Club, Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly – Vanadzor Office and “Protection of Rights without Borders” NGOs. 

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