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By: Kendra Hurley
Published: July 19, 2006
Category: In Brief
Armenian youth leader Arthur Ghazaryan has launched a newspaper for young people in a northeastern town of the former Soviet state, International Journalists’ Network reports. Ghazaryan also plans to start a youth radio station in Armenia, a country where press freedom remains tenuous. “Right now a new generation is getting educated abroad, and they are coming back to Armenia, and they are bringing a new way of thinking about journalism … more European, more American, more democratic,” said Ghazaryan. “I’m optimistic that everything will change.”
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