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Article 301
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Osman Hayal Becomes A Suspect In Dink's Murder Case
Osman Hayal, Yasin Hayal’s brother, will be tried for the charges of “participating in a murder” and “being a member in a terrorist organization”. Yasin Hayal is on trial as the instigator of Hrant Dink’s murder.
27 October 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Next Hearing In Dink’s Murder Case On January 26
The court rejected the demand by Dink’s lawyers to see the report about Erhan Tuncel, who is on trial as one of the instigators of the murder. The next hearing will be on January 26, 2009.
14 October 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Dink’s Lawyers Unable To See The “State Secret” About The Case
Dink’s lawyers have objected to not being able to see the report about Erhan Tuncel’s function as an intelligence staff on the grounds that it was a “State Secret”. Witness Osman Hayal did not answer the question whether or not he was in Istanbul at the time of the murder.
13 October 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Seventh Hearing Of Dink’s Murder Case On October 13
Istanbul’s 14th High Criminal Court will continue hearing the witnesses in Dink’s murder case. “Hrant’s Friends” will be at Beşiktaş Square in Istanbul as before, demanding justice.
11 October 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
DTP’s Former Officers Out Of Article 301 Charge
Ministry of Justice refused to give permission for the trials of Nurettin Demirtaş and Selma Irmak, former DTP party officers, under article 301. Both individuals were on trial for voicing the allegation of chemical weapons regarding the Turkish Armed Forces.
16 September 2008
Writer And Journalist Ahmet Altan Charged With Insulting Turkish Nation
Although the Ministry of Justice stops some of the article 301 cases, it still gives many permissions for trial under this article. Writer and journalist Ahmet Altan may become the next victim for insulting the Turkish nation.
12 September 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Ministry Of Justice Gives Permission For Trial Of Writer Demirer Under Article 301
Ministry of Justice gives permission for the trial of writer Temel Demirer under article 301 for saying there was genocide of Armenians in Turkey at a meeting to protest the murder of Hrant Dink on January
9 September 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Writer Murat Coşkun Arrested For His Book
Writer Murat Coşkun has been arrested for the book he wrote seven years ago. He is accused of having used expressions that provokes hostility and hatred among people.
5 September 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Police Investigates Osman Hayal 19 Months After Dink’s Murder
It has been suspected all along that Ogün Smast, Hrant Dink’s killer, was not alone at the scene on the day of the murder. Now the police is considering the possibility that Osman Hayal, Yasin Hayal’s brother, may have accompanied Ogün Samast on that day.
22 August 2008
Osman Hayal, Instigator’s Brother In Dink’s Murder, Is In Custody
Osman Hayal, brother of the alleged instigator in Dink’s murder, has been taken into custody, even though he had claimed before that he was not in İstanbul on the day of the murder, but in Trabzon.
20 August 2008
Ogün Samast Was With Two Other People When He Killed Hrant Dink
According to a telephone communication revealed by the Ergenekon investigation, there were two more individuals with Ogün Samast when he killed Hrant Dink and Yasin Hayal, the instigator of the murder, was a member of the Great Union Party at the time.
5 August 2008
Lawyers Reject Negligence Accusation In Hrant Dink Murder Case
Lawyers of the Dink family in Hrant Dink’s murder case insist that not only Colonel Ali Öz, Captain Metin Yıldız and four other gendarmerie officials from Trabzon Gendarmerie, but all of the officials who could not prevent te murder should be prosecuted.
22 July 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Istanbul Police Chief Cerrah: The Untouchable Of Hrant Dink Murder Case
Istanbul Regional Administrative Court decided there was no need to investigate Chief of Istanbul Police Department Celalettin Cerrah and his subordinates for their role in Hrant Dink’s role.
22 July 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Colonel Ali Öz’s Testimony: Total Amnesia
Colonel Ali Öz, the key figure in Hrant Dink’s murder case, who is accused of not taking seriously the intelligence reports about Dink’s assassination, does not remember anything.
21 July 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Parliamentary Committee For Dink’s Murder Still To Complete Its Report
Mehmet Ocaktan, head of the subcommittee to investigate Hrant Dink’s murder, announced that contrary to the news in the media, subcommittee’s report about the case was not completed yet.
16 July 2008
Justice Ministry Refuses Article 301 Case
Justice Ministry refused the trial of journalist İbrahim Tığ under article301, who had criticized government’s privatization program and called it an act of treason.
10 July 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
General Staff Takes Journalist Dilipak To The Court
The General Staff files a complaint about journalist Abdurrahman Dilipak for denigrating the Armed Forces using article 301.
3 July 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Finally O.S. Is Eighteen, Dink’s Trial Will Be Open To The Media
Since the accused O.S. in Dink’s murder trial will be eighteen in the next hearing, the trial will be open to the media.
24 June 2008
Dink’s Lawyer Say Trabzon Is In Big Danger
Dink’s lawyer Cinmen said that if the gendarmerie officials did not even know Hrant Dink before and this murder was not their concern, then anything can happen in Trabzon.
21 June 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Trabzon Police Knew Dink’s Murder A Year Before It Took Place
Two more witnesses in the Gendarmerie Neglect Trial in Trabzon say that they knew the murder. One of them added that it was not their concern since it was not a terrorist act.
21 June 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
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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
Another Officer Admits They Knew Dink Would Be Murdered
After petty officers Şimşek and Şahin, who are on trial for negligence in Dink’s murder, and Aslan and Erdoğan, whose statements were taken as witnesses, Captain Yıldız also says that Colonel Öz knew about Dink’s murder.
13 June 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Union Member Writes About Mines, Goes On Trial For 301
The union member who wrote about those dieing because of the mines Turkey planted, has been on trial for the crime of denigration according to article 301. However, the court is now waiting for the permission to prosecute as stated in the recent revision of the article.
12 June 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Freedom of Expression Panel: The Revised 301 Does Not Please Anyone
The Heinrich Böll Foundation organizes a panel about the freedom of expression in Turkey after the revision of article 301. Expressing different opinions, the participants agree that the revision has not pleased anyone.
10 June 2008
Activist Eren Keskin Is Acquitted
Activist Eren Keskin was up against two trials for the same crime of “denigrating the Turkish military.” The previous one had ended in acquittal and the court decided that she could not be tried twice for the same crime.
27 May 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Article 301 Creates Victims in Daily Life, Too
A conversation about smoking turns into an article 301 investigation. A slogan using Bush is construed as denigrating the heads of the state.
24 May 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
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Journalist Arat Dink Shares The Freedom Of Expression Award
Journalist Arat Dink and imprisoned Burmese monk U Gambira are among the winners of Index on Censorship's 2008 Freedom of Expression Awards, which pay tribute to people around the world who have made outstanding contributions to free expression.
15 May 2008
Article 301 Remains: A Damaging Step For Freedom Of Expression
The president Gül ratifies the revised 301, which now forbids denigrating the Turkish Nation rather than Turkishness. The permission to open a case will need the approval of the Ministry of Justice and the cases will be heard in the Criminal Court of Peace.
9 May 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Parliament Passes The Revised Article 301 With 250 Votes Against 65
The Turkish Parliament passes the revised 301 with the new expressions of “Turkish Nation” and “the State of the Turkish Republic” and lowers the upper limit for imprisonment to two years.
1 May 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Two Acquittals under Article 301 for Nokta Interview
Nokta magazine journalist Sik and security expert Sariibrahimoglu have been acquitted after facing a trial under Article 301 for an interview on the military.
3 April 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
Thousands affected by Article 301
As the European Parliament rapporteur criticises the lack of reform in the area of freedom of expression, Minister of Justice Sahin has said that 1,189 people were put on trial in the first quarter of 2007.
31 March 2008
Erol Önderoğlu
An Interview with Elif Shafak
Boyd Tonkin called her “A writer who weds the modern and the mystic,” when he interviewed her for the Independent newspaper in July 2007. On the occasion of her nomination for the Orange Prize, bianet publishes the interview.
20 March 2008
Boyd Tonkin
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