Civilnet15 years ago, Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink was assassinated in broad daylight outside the offices of his Agos newspaper in Istanbul. The outpouring of outrage within Turkish society after his death was the beginning of a rare joining of voices by Turks, Kurds and Armenians who shared his vision and came together to grieve – and to try to bring change within Turkey. 15 years on, the Hrant Dink Foundation has opened an exhibition in Yerevan called Hrant Dink: Here and Now, which invites guests to better understand his struggle, message and legacy.
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