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Hrant Dink murder: Aggravated life sentence requested for Yılmazer and Akyürek
Hrant Dink murder: Aggravated life sentence requested for Yılmazer and Akyürek
Prosecutor Süleyman Erturan gave his final opinion today in the case against 12 defendants, including 5 police officers, who were previously tried and convicted for the murder of Agos Editor-in-Chief Hrant Dink.
12 June 2024
Court Says Hrant Dink Murder ‘Organized Crime,’ Sentences Tuncel to 99 Years, 6 Months in Jail
Court Says Hrant Dink Murder ‘Organized Crime,’ Sentences Tuncel to 99 Years, 6 Months in Jail
Of the seven defendants whose files were separated from the main trial because of the possibility of statutory limitations, Tuncel has been sentenced to 99 years and 6 months and Samast, who shot Dink dead, to 2 years and 6 months in prison.
17 July 2019 Hikmet Adal
Objection to Release of 2 Defendants in Hrant Dink Murder Case Accepted by Upper Court
Objection to Release of 2 Defendants in Hrant Dink Murder Case Accepted by Upper Court
The upper court has accepted the objection raised by the İstanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office against the verdict of release given for Ercan Gün and Muharrem Demirkale, two arrested defendants in the Hrant Dink murder case.
15 March 2019
‘For Years, We Listen Over and Over Again How Hrant Dink Was Murdered’
HRANT’S FRIENDS
‘For Years, We Listen Over and Over Again How Hrant Dink Was Murdered’
The 88th hearing of the case filed against the public officers accused of negligence in the murder of journalist Hrant Dink starts today. Meeting in front of the İstanbul Courthouse before the hearing, Hrant’s Friends have repeated their demand for justice.
12 March 2019 Hikmet Adal
Justice Not Done for 12 Years: Trial of Hrant Dink Murder
Justice Not Done for 12 Years: Trial of Hrant Dink Murder
It has been 12 years since Editor-in-Chief of Agos newspaper Hrant Dink was murdered. The judicial process that began after the murder is still not completed. What happened in the process of the lawsuit going on with an increased number of suspects?
18 January 2019 Hikmet Adal
2 People Released from Prison in Hrant Dink Case
2 People Released from Prison in Hrant Dink Case
Yakup Kurtaran from Samsun Security Directorate and Özkan Mumcu from Trabzon Security Directorate, who have been tried in Hrant Dink case, have been released from prison.
13 June 2018 Elif Akgül
8 People Arrested in Dink Investigation
8 People Arrested in Dink Investigation
Eight people including gendarmerie officials have been arrested in Dink investigation.
30 March 2017
6 Detentions in Dink Investigation
6 Detentions in Dink Investigation
Detention warrants have been issued for eight people concerning the photos taken with Samast being covered in the media. Six of them including Muammer Ay have been detained.
21 March 2017
Judge of Dink Trial Arrested
Judge of Dink Trial Arrested
The judge Eryılmaz who ruled that there was “no organization” in Dink murder has been arrested. The member judge Başer has been arrested for over a year, and the judge Çağdır and Prosecutor Usta are wanted.
22 August 2016
Ergun Yorulmaz Arrested Within Dink Probe
Ergun Yorulmaz Arrested Within Dink Probe
Ergün Yorulmaz, a former staff member at the Trabzon Gendarmerie Intelligence Branch Office, has been arrested as part of the Hrant Dink murder probe.
8 August 2016
5 Including 4 Gendarmerie Detained in Dink Assassination Probe
5 Including 4 Gendarmerie Detained in Dink Assassination Probe
One lieutenant colonel, two noncommissioned officers, one sergeant major and one publisher owner have been detained as to Dink assassination within scope of probe into gendarmerie officers.
27 July 2016
Criminal Charges against Public Officers Demanded to be Combined with Primary Case
DİNK CASE
Criminal Charges against Public Officers Demanded to be Combined with Primary Case
The criminal charges for public officers to be on trial have been combined with the main case by the 5th High Criminal Court
15 December 2015
Criminal Accusation on Dink Case Committed to Court
Criminal Accusation on Dink Case Committed to Court
Criminal charges against public officers regarding the murder of Hrant Dink, then Chief Editor of Agos weekly has been referred to the 14th High Criminal Court.
9 December 2015
"Cases Must Be Filed Against Government Personnel Immediately"
DİNK FAMİLY ATTORNEY BAKIRCIOĞLU
"Cases Must Be Filed Against Government Personnel Immediately"
Dink family attorney Bakırcıoğlu states the need for a new bill of indictment, going by the Consitutional Court’s decision noting the lack of efficient investigation into the Dink case.
18 July 2014 Elif Akgül
Osman Hayal and Zeynel A. Yavuz Captured
Osman Hayal and Zeynel A. Yavuz Captured
Law enforcement authorities captured Zeynel Abidin Yavuz and Osman Hayal, suspects in Hrant Dink case whose capture warrants have been issued within the re-trial process.
7 January 2014
Ersin Yolcu Sent to Prison
HRANT DINK CASE
Ersin Yolcu Sent to Prison
Ersin Yolcu, one of Hrant Dink murder convicts who was sentenced to 12.5 years of prison, has been arrested and sent to prison. Previously, Supreme Court of Appeals overthrew a court’s acquittal decision on “organized crime” charges.
19 June 2013
The Relation in Between Samast’s “Organization” and Ergenekon
HRANT DINK MURDER
The Relation in Between Samast’s “Organization” and Ergenekon
The court board asked for the Ergenekon indictments at the “membership of an illegal operation” case of Ogun Samast who was convicted of the murder of Hrant Dink, editor in chief of Agos Newspaper.
27 April 2012
Court Insists on Defendants' Phone Records
HRANT DINK TRIAL
Court Insists on Defendants' Phone Records
The prosecution of Erhan Tuncel and Yasin Hayal, alleged instigators to the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Dink, was continued on 29 July. The court dismissed the objection made by the Telecommunication Communication Presidency on delivering the requested information.
1 August 2011 Işıl Cinmen,Özgür Öğret
Six Months' Imprisonment for Colonel Öz and Captain Yıldız
HRANT DINK TRIAL
Six Months' Imprisonment for Colonel Öz and Captain Yıldız
Colonel Ali Öz and Captain Metin Yıldız were sentenced to six months in jail on charges of negligence of duty prior to the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Dink. Another four defendants received prison terms of four months each, two defendants were acquitted.
3 June 2011
Procedures in Trabzon Put on Hold
HRANT DINK MURDER
Procedures in Trabzon Put on Hold
The cases related to the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink tried in Trabzon at the 1st High Criminal Court and the 2nd Magistrate Criminal Court were continued. The criminal court will wait for the prosecutor's opinion on a merger of the cases; the magistrate court will wait for the high court's decision accordingly.
31 March 2011
Triggerman Suspect to be Tried at Juvenile Court
HRANT DINK MURDER CASE
Triggerman Suspect to be Tried at Juvenile Court
The 15th hearing of the trial regarding the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink is currently held in Istanbul - the first session after Turkey's conviction by the ECHR. Dink family lawyer Çetin will reiterate her demand to merge the files of Trabzon and Istanbul. A defence lawyer requested to have triggerman suspect Samast tried at a Juvenile Court.
25 October 2010 Erol Önderoğlu,Erhan Üstündağ
Turkey Unanimously Convicted in Hrant Dink Case
EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Turkey Unanimously Convicted in Hrant Dink Case
The European Court of Human Rights unanimously convicted Turkey in the murder case of Hrant Dink, then chief editor of the Armenian Agos newspaper. The court ruled for violations of freedom of expression, the right to life and to an effective remedy.
15 September 2010 Erol Önderoğlu
Amicable Agreement in Hrant Dink Case?
EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Amicable Agreement in Hrant Dink Case?
The ECHR is going to pronounce its decision on the Hrant Dink case on 14 September. The state is likely to apply for an amicable agreement before. Joint attorney Çetin doubts that the family of the slain Turkish-Armenian journalist will go for a compromise.
27 August 2010 Burçin Belge
ECHR Convicts Turkey in Hrant Dink Case - PM Erdoğan protects MIT
ECHR Convicts Turkey in Hrant Dink Case - PM Erdoğan protects MIT
The family of Hrant Dink, killed Turkish-Armenian journalist, won their case at the European Court of Human Rights. PM Erdoğan on the other hand refused permission for an investigation into alleged negligence of MIT members related to the murder.
24 August 2010 Tolga Korkut,Burçin Belge
Turkey Criticized for Tainting The Memory of Slain Journalist
HRANT DINK CASE
Turkey Criticized for Tainting The Memory of Slain Journalist
"Friends of Hrant", a group of people struggling for the solving of the Hrant Dink murder case, demanded to investigate the people responsible for the government's defence made to the ECHR. The government had compared Dink to a neo-Nazi.
18 August 2010 Tolga Korkut
Lawyer Çetin: "Hrant Dink Case Will Finish the Way it Started"
Lawyer Çetin: "Hrant Dink Case Will Finish the Way it Started"
The files of the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink at the ECHR and in Trabzon have reached their final stages. The Istanbul 14th Criminal Court hurries to decide the case without having considered all aspects. Lawyer Fethiye Çetin criticized the handling of the case.
12 July 2010 Erol Önderoğlu
IPI's "Press Hero" Nedim Şener Acquitted
IPI's "Press Hero" Nedim Şener Acquitted
Journalist Nedim Şener was acquitted in the case on his book "The Dink murder and the intelligence lies". Şener had been facing imprisonment of up to three years. The International Press Institute chose Şener as one of the international "press heroes".
7 June 2010 Erol Önderoğlu
Hrant Dink Murder Case in Trabzon Reaches Final Stage
Hrant Dink Murder Case in Trabzon Reaches Final Stage
The Dink family lawyers demanded the punishment of the eight gendarmerie officers in Trabzon on the grounds of "severe negligence". The defence lawyers requested additional time for preparing their defence. The case was postponed to 28 July.
1 June 2010 Erol Önderoğlu
Was Journalist Hrant Dink Killed by Two People?
Was Journalist Hrant Dink Killed by Two People?
A secret witness of the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink claimed that prime supect Ogün Samast killed Dink together with alleged instigator Yasin Hayal. In a statement to the prosecution the witness also said that Osman Hayal watched the incident.
11 February 2010 Erol Önderoğlu
State Remains Untouched in Dink Murder Case
State Remains Untouched in Dink Murder Case
In the 12th hearing of the Dink case, the joint attorneys of the Dink family requested to review the Cage Action Plan file. The decision was left to the prosecutor. None of the detained defendants was released. The court refused to hear intelligence officers accused of "neglect".
10 February 2010 Erol Önderoğlu
Secret Witness of Dink Murder Still not Heard
DINK MURDER CASE
Secret Witness of Dink Murder Still not Heard
The secret witness of the murder of Hrant Dink did not appear at court because of a 'misunderstanding of the referring directive'. Lawyer Belen drew attention to that fact that important evidence is kept confidential because it is accounted for as a "state secret".
8 February 2010 Erol Önderoğlu
Families of Murdered Intellectuals Follow up Dink Murder Case
CLAIM FOR JUSTICE
Families of Murdered Intellectuals Follow up Dink Murder Case
Families and friends of murdered journalists, writers, intellectuals and artists gathered before the 12th hearing of the Hrant Dink case to demand justice in respect to the Dink murder and other political murders. They stated, "We are interveners of the Dink case as well".
8 February 2010 Bawer Çakır
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