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Story Project Aims to Face the Genocide Without Prejudice

“THE TURK WHO SAVED ME” PROJECT

Story Project Aims to Face the Genocide Without Prejudice

The “European Integration” Non-Governmental Organization and Armedia are collecting, within the framework of the “The Turk Who Saved Me” project, stories of Armenians whose grandparent were saved by Turks in 1915.

27 October 2014 Haluk Kalafat

Agos Lawyers Demand Resignation Of Judge Yalçınkaya

Agos Lawyers Demand Resignation Of Judge Yalçınkaya

Kemal Aytaç, one of the lawyers for weekly Agos, Armenian-Turkish newspaper, demanded resignation of Hakkı Yalçınkaya, judge for the 2nd Criminal Court of First Instance of Şişli, Istanbul, or his removal.

24 November 2008 Erol Önderoğlu

The Court Acquits The Agos Journalists

The Court Acquits The Agos Journalists

The new prosecutor in the Agos case says that the court verdicts can be critiqued as well and both Agos journalists, Aris Nalcı and Sarkis Seropyan, are acquitted.

19 June 2008 Erol Önderoğlu

Agos Lawyers Say “No Need For Defense, The Decision Is Already Made”

Agos Lawyers Say “No Need For Defense, The Decision Is Already Made”

The public prosecutor demanded punishment for Sarkis Seropyan and Aris Nalcı of the newspaper Agos. They are on trial for “obstructing proceedings for fair trial.” The lawyers say that there is no need for defense, since the decision has already been made.

27 May 2008 Erol Önderoğlu

Civil Disobedience Restarts: 200 People Commit The “Thought Crime”.

Civil Disobedience Restarts: 200 People Commit The “Thought Crime”.

The Initiative Against Thought Crime restarts its activities as a reaction to the increased number of law suits targeting people who simply express their opinions. 200 people report themselves to the authorities for the same “crime”.

Agos Lawyers Reject Biased Court

Lawyers for the Turkish-Armenian Agos newspaper have demanded that the case against Seropyan and Nalci be heared by a different court, arguing that the current one “cannot be independent and neutral.”

3 March 2008 Erol Önderoğlu