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HRANT DINK COMMEMORATION RALLY TO TAKE PLACE NEAR TURKISH EMBASSY IN BRITAIN
PanARMENIAN.Net
18.01.2010 21:23 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On Tuesday, January 19, a commemoration rally
dedicated to Editor-in-Chief of "Agos" Turkish-Armenian newspaper
Hrant Dink will take place near the Turkish Embassy of Britain. The
ralliers will hold placards reading, "Turkey Stand Face-to-face with
Your History".
Event organizer is Hrant Dink Society.
In addition, the British Parliament will hold an event on "What is
really going on in Turkey?".
Hrant Dink was assassinated on January 19, 2007 near his office
in Istanbul. Almost two years after his death, the murderers were
convicted. But new details are still being disclosed, particularly,
concerning Ergenekon terrorist organization's complicity in the crime.
Dink's murderer Ogun Samast (18) was recognized of full legal age at
the time of committing the crime. Court procedures revealed a third
person's involvement in the affair. Following Dink's murder, Noble
Prize laureate Orhan Pamuk left Turkey for fear of being subjected
to physical violence.
PanARMENIAN.Net
18.01.2010 21:23 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On Tuesday, January 19, a commemoration rally
dedicated to Editor-in-Chief of "Agos" Turkish-Armenian newspaper
Hrant Dink will take place near the Turkish Embassy of Britain. The
ralliers will hold placards reading, "Turkey Stand Face-to-face with
Your History".
Event organizer is Hrant Dink Society.
In addition, the British Parliament will hold an event on "What is
really going on in Turkey?".
Hrant Dink was assassinated on January 19, 2007 near his office
in Istanbul. Almost two years after his death, the murderers were
convicted. But new details are still being disclosed, particularly,
concerning Ergenekon terrorist organization's complicity in the crime.
Dink's murderer Ogun Samast (18) was recognized of full legal age at
the time of committing the crime. Court procedures revealed a third
person's involvement in the affair. Following Dink's murder, Noble
Prize laureate Orhan Pamuk left Turkey for fear of being subjected
to physical violence.