Anatolian Times, Turkey
Jan 20 2007

Protests To Condemn Killing Of Dink In Istanbul And Ankara

ISTANBUL/ANKARA – A group of people who held a sit-in protest to
condemn assassination of Hrant Dink, editor-in-chief of bilingual
Turkish-Armenian weekly Agos, in Taksim district marched towards
Sisli district in Istanbul.
Protestors chanted slogans and carried banners reading "All We Are
Hrant Dink" and "We Condemn Those Who Murdered Hrant Dink".

On the other hand, nearly 700 people from several nongovernmental
organizations held a demonstration to protest killing of Dink in
Kizilay Square in Ankara.

Ismail Hakki Tombul, chairman of the Confederation of Public Sector
Labor Unions (KESK), said that Dink was murdered in a disgraceful
attack, noting that the bullet fired at Dink was also fired at those
who wanted to live free in Turkey.

Meanwhile, a group of people gathered in front of Human Rights
Monument in Yuksel Street in Ankara and chanted slogans denouncing
assassination of Dink.