NEMO is actively changing the narrative around exiled media. One that empowers media professionals in exile, and shows the world that we exist at the edge of democracy and freedom. These are the organizations making this effort possible, despite operating in adverse environments.
Core members
Confidencial is a Nicaraguan digital newspaper founded by renowned journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorro. It publishes analyses, interviews, profiles, reports, and investigations about Nicaragua. Since 2019, its team is reporting from exile due to the political persecution of the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega.
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Meydan TV is an Azerbaijani online multimedia outlet with political, social, and economic coverage that reaches an audience of millions on its website and social media channels. Since its founding in 2013 in Berlin, it has grown to become one of the largest and most trusted sources of news in Azerbaijan.
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Zamaneh Media is an independent, not-for-profit media outlet established in the Netherlands in 2006. Its mission is to be an independent source of information about Iran for Iranians and Persian-speaking communities, and to offer a democratic platform to the unheard voices of Iran.
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Meduza is the biggest independent Russian media outlet. Founded in Latvia in 2014, the newsroom successfully operates in exile and continues to reach millions of people inside the country. In 2021, Meduza was designated as a “foreign agent”, and later, an illegal, “undesirable organization” by the Kremlin.
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Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) informs millions of people in and outside Burma/Myanmar with daily, independent and inclusive news via satellite TV, social media, and podcasts, in Burmese and English. Its team has spent most of the last 30 years underground and in exile.
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elTOQUE is a multimedia platform focused on presenting Cuba in its complexity. It emerged in 2014 as a project of the Dutch, non-governmental organization RNW, and in 2018, it became an independent initiative. It is now ran by exiled, Cuban journalists and professionals from diverse backgrounds.
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The NEMO Community
Organizations connected to the network via knowledge exchange initiatives and other collaboration/partnerships. This level of involvement was created so that their representatives could get to know the network and its members, and explore ways of collaboration within their means before applying for core membership. Joining The Community does not imply voting rights or decision-making powers.
For security reasons, the names of the organizations participating at this level are not displayed on our website.
Interested in joining at this level of involvement? Contact us at info@exiled.media