Nedim Şener

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"Stop Prosecution of Journalists and Call Real Perpetrators to Account"

HRANT DINK MURDER CASE

"Stop Prosecution of Journalists and Call Real Perpetrators to Account"

Reporters without Borders claimed to leave aside the prosecution of authors Şener and Göktaş, who drew attention to the state's responsibiltiy in the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Dink in their books. Instead, the ones responsible for the assassination should be revealed, RSF said.

26 April 2010 Erol Önderoğlu

Former Intelligence Officer Admits Neglect of Police in Dink Murder

Former Intelligence Officer Admits Neglect of Police in Dink Murder

In yesterday's hearing of the case against journalist Şener based on his book about the murder of Turkish-Armenian jounalist Dink, former Head of Intelligence Uzun admitted negligence of the police prior to the assassination. He said the murder could have been prevented.

16 April 2010 Berivan Tapan

PEN Supports Tried Journalist Şener

PEN Supports Tried Journalist Şener

In the case against journalist Şener based on his book about the Hrant Dink murder, the court now wants to ascertain whether Şener published "classified documents". Şener: "No journalist applies to court before obtaining a confidential document".

18 February 2010 Erol Önderoğlu

Journalists Claim: Government Knew about Hrant Dink Murder

Journalists Claim: Government Knew about Hrant Dink Murder

Lawyer Belen claimed that several sources give proof of murder suspect Samast meeting with three people prior to the murder of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink. Journalist Çalışlar argued: "If the government knew that Damast came to Istanbul, they knew about the murder as well".

22 January 2010 Erol Önderoğlu

Journalist Sener: I Have Become A Target

PRESS FREEDOM

Journalist Sener: I Have Become A Target

The court prosecuting journalist Nedim Şener for his book "The Dink Murder and the Intelligence's Lies" did not accept the folders sent by the court dealing with the Hrant Dink murder case, but asked once more for specific information whether the diagrams from the book are included in the file or not.

20 December 2009 Erol Önderoğlu

Prosecution for Books about Dink Murder

HRANT DINK MURDER

Prosecution for Books about Dink Murder

Former Intelligence Office Chairman Ramazan Akyürek filed criminal complaints against Nedim Şener and Kemal Göktaş for their books concerning the murder of Armenian journalist Hrant Dink. Şener's hearing is tomorrow, Göktaş will be in court in February 2010.

15 December 2009 Erol Önderoğlu

Lawyer Demands 28 Years Prison Sentence for Journalist

HRANT DINK MURDER

Lawyer Demands 28 Years Prison Sentence for Journalist

The court prosecuting journalist Şener will investigate whether supplemental deed of Şener's debated book "The Dink Murder and the Lies of the Intelligence" is included in the Dink murder file. Şener addressed police officer Yılmazer in the hearing, "It was your duty to protect Dink, instead of writing an annotation".

26 October 2009 Erol Önderoğlu

Police Officers Accused of Negligence Become Plaintiffs in Book Trial

Hrant Dink Murder

Police Officers Accused of Negligence Become Plaintiffs in Book Trial

Journalist Şener faces up to 28 years imprisonment for "turning people on duty against terrorism into public targets".

26 June 2009 Erol Önderoğlu

OSCE Urges Turkey to Stop Prosecution of Journalist Şener

Hrant Dink murder

OSCE Urges Turkey to Stop Prosecution of Journalist Şener

Haraszti, media freedom representative of the OSCE, has urged Turkey to drop the case against journalist Şener and to reform laws restricting freedom of expression.

Journalist Şener in Court for Book Criticising Security Forces

Press Freedom

Journalist Şener in Court for Book Criticising Security Forces

The court case of journalist Şener has begun in Istanbul. IPI and the Turkey Journalists' Society have condemned current legislation, which makes such trials possible.

11 June 2009 Erol Önderoğlu

Journalist Şener Faces 28 Years Imprisonment for Book

Dink Murder

Journalist Şener Faces 28 Years Imprisonment for Book

Milliyet journalist Şener, who has written a book concerned about the murder of journalist Hrant Dink, faces up to 28 years imprisonment. Police officers have filed complaints against him.

7 June 2009 Emine Özcan

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