Hrant

The protest marked the day five years ago when Hrant Dink, a Turkish-Armenian writer and newspaper editor, was gunned down in broad daylight by a 17-year-old ultranationalist.

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Associated Press Placards and a poster left by friends as thousands of protesters marched to mark the fifth anniversary of Hrant Dink's death.

Thousands March in Istanbul 2012

A local physician (Hrant Alianak) shows up towards the end.

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Agence France-Presse/Getty Images Thousands of people held placards and a portrait of the slain journalist Hrant Dink during a commemoration ceremony in front of the offices of the Armenian newspaper "Agos" in Istanbul on Wednesday.

Thousands March in Istanbul 2012

This trial is not only about Hrant Dink, it's about the rights of all Turkey's writers and thinkers.

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One of the arrested men, Mr. Sener, received the International Press Institute's World Press Hero award last year, for his book about the 2007 assassination of Armenian-Turkish journalist Hrant Dink.

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A Turkish court convicted a second person for the murder nearly five years ago of Armenian author and journalist Hrant Dink, but found there was no wider conspiracy behind his killing, in a decision his family and supporters fiercely disputed.

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A Turkish court Tuesday convicted a second person for the murder nearly five years ago of Armenian author and journalist Hrant Dink, but found there was no wider conspiracy behind his killing, in a decision his family and supporters fiercely disputed.

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One unearthed police misconduct in the 2007 assassination of Armenian journalist Hrant Dink, and another exposed the influence of Fethullah Gulen—an Islamic preacher living in the United States—on Turkish security forces.

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"We all are Armenians, we all are Hrant Dink," the crowd chanted, marching from Istanbul's central Taksim Square to the busy boulevard where Mr. Dink was shot outside the office of the tiny Agos daily newspaper.

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