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Rima Grigoryan

Yerevan, Armenia
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About Rima
Rima Grigoryan is an award-winning journalist based in Yerevan, Armenia. With seven years of experience, she specializes in investigative and multimedia reporting. In recent years, her work has focused on refugee issues, the environment, and human rights. Rima Grigoryan is also skilled in documentary photography and video production.
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https://hetq.am/hy/article/143709
The article is a multimedia and documentary-style story about refugee families from Nagorno-Karabakh who were forced to leave their homes after the war. It portrays their struggles to rebuild their lives in new places while coping with loss, uncertainty, and displacement. This story received the Best Emergency Writing Award from the Digital Stories Journalism Contest 2022.
https://hetq.am/hy/article/142536
The article investigates Yerevan’s “Aeratsia” wastewater treatment plant, which was built with a €10.4 million investment but has remained unused for over five years. It highlights the lack of official registration or completion documents and the unclear accountability among responsible parties. Due to the plant’s inactivity, about 400,000 cubic meters of untreated sewage are discharged daily into the Hrazdan River and nearby irrigation systems, posing serious environmental risks. his investigation was recognized as the Best Investigative Story of the Year by the Digital Stories Journalism Contest.
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