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Remembering Hrant Dink at 72: The Journalist Who Dared Turkey to Confront the Armenian Genocide
Hrant Dink, the Turkish-Armenian journalist who became one of Turkey’s most prominent voices for democracy, minority rights and honest dialogue about the Armenian Genocide, would have turned 72 on Sept. 15. He was assassinated in Istanbul in 2007. Dink was born September 15, 1954, in Malatya, eastern Turkey. After his parents separated, he and his brothers spent part of their childhood at an Armenian orphanage in Istanbul. Those early experiences shaped a life closely tied to

The Armenian Report Team
Sep 15


Remembering Hrant Dink: 19 Years After Tragic Assassination by a Turk in Istanbul
Today marks the 19th anniversary of the tragic assassination of Hrant Dink, the fearless founder and editor-in-chief of Istanbul-based 'Agos' weekly. Dink, a prominent Turkish-Armenian journalist and peace advocate, was known for his commitment to free speech in a country where independent voices face persecution. Born in 1954 in Malatya, Dink moved to Istanbul with his family in 1961, spending his formative years in the Armenian orphanage of Gedikpasha. Throughout his career

The Armenian Report Team
Jan 19

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