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Tag Archives: hrant dink
Hrant Dink: Still mourned; still awaiting justice
It has been eight years now since Hrant Dink was shot down on a cold Istanbul street. He is still mourned. He still awaits justice. Dink, an ebullient public intellectual and journalist, was a key figure in Turkey’s dwindling Armenian … Continue reading
Posted in Amnesty International, Andrew Gardner, Armenian, Excessive Force, Freedom of Expression, Hrant Dink, Impunity
Tagged Amnesty International, Andrew Gardner, hrant dink, impunity, Journalists
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Human Rights Watch: Turkey “increasingly autocratic”
Human Rights Watch issued its annual report today. The section on Turkey notes some positive steps, including a reform package, efforts at a peace process with Kurds in Turkey, and the hosting of hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees. Nonetheless, … Continue reading
Posted in Amnesty International, Excessive Force, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression, Hrant Dink, Impunity, Kurds, Minorities, PKK, Press Freedom, Religious Freedom, Turkey
Tagged Censorship, criminalization of dissent, Diren Gezi, Erdogan, excessive force, Fazil Say, Fourth Judicial Package, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Association, Freedom of Expression, gas canisters, Gezi Park, hrant dink, Human Rights, human rights watch, impunity, Journalists, Justice and Development Party, Kurds, Muharrem Erbey, Press Freedom, Roboski, Taksim, Uludere
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The Hrant Dink Case, Seven Years Later
Seven years ago today, journalist Hrant Dink was shot down in cold blood on an Istanbul street. In cities throughout the world his death will be commemorated today. And the call for justice will continue. Dink, an ebullient public intellectual … Continue reading
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Article 301: End it, don’t Amend it
Up until 2008, prosecutions under Article 301 were a regular event in Turkey. A string of individuals, including activists, politicians, and artists were targeted under a law which made “denigrating Turkishness” a criminal act. Among those targeted for prosecution were … Continue reading
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Tagged Amnesty International, Article 301, elif shafak, hrant dink, Human Rights, Orhan Pamuk, ragip zarakolu
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Still no Justice for Hrant
Hrant Dink, the chief editor of Agos, was gunned down outside his Istanbul office on January 19, 2007. Six years ago this day.
Posted in Amnesty International, Armenian, Freedom of Expression, Minorities, Press Freedom, Turkey, Uncategorized
Tagged Amnesty International, Andrew Gardner, hrant dink, Orhan Dink, Turkish Daily News, Turkish Judicial System
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A bad start to a good idea
It sounded good on paper. In theory, Turkey’s new ombudsman program is meant to be an important tool for protecting citizen rights. Unfortunately, major problems are already evident. Human Rights Watch has issued a powerful critique of the way Turkey … Continue reading
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