Hrant Dink could be 55 today

PanARMENIAN.Net - Slain editor of Akos Armenian-Turkish newspaper Hrant Dink could be 55 on September 15. His tragic death on the 27th of January proved that human rights and freedom are not protected in Turkey.



After two years of court process, no suspect was convicted. New details are still being revealed, specifically complicity of Ergenekon in the outrageous crime.



After Dink's assassination, Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk left Turkey.



According to Istanbul city administration, one of the streets adjacent to the newspaper office will be named after Dink.
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