“Hrant Dink has sacrificed his life and become a target for the sake of justice, truth and tolerance.”
[Hrant Dink commemorated in Yerevan, PanArmenian.net, 2011-03-14, http://www.panarmenian.net/eng/world/news/64073/, 2011-03-16, English]
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