(WiPC/IFEX) – Yektan Turkyilmaz, a PhD student of cultural anthropology held in Armenia since mid-June, was released from prison with a suspended sentence on 16 August 2005. The Malatia-Sebastia ...
I have to admit that I couldn’t have pointed it out on a map for you until a few months ago. That changed in a hurry last summer. Almost overnight, it seemed, I found myself on an Austrian Airlines ...
Four months ago, Yektan Turkyilmaz was a doctoral student in cultural anthropology at Duke University, well-regarded but little known outside his field. Then, on June 17, authorities at the airport in ...
A Duke University graduate student who was jailed for two months in Armenia was released on Tuesday and given a two-year suspended sentence for attempting to export old books from the country ...
Yektan Turkyilmaz, a Turkish citizen of Kurdish origin and an academic from the Duke University in the US, is freed after two months in an Armenian prison. Yektan Turkyilmaz, a Turkish scholar who was ...
The story continues of the Turkish doctoral student, who was arrested and is now standing trial in Armenia, for carrying 89 secondhand books on Armenian history as he boarded a plane at Yerevan's ...
17 Haziran'dan beri Erivan'da tutuklu olan Türk akademisyen Yektan Türkyılmaz'ın serbest bırakılması için 13 Türk aydını Ermenistan Lideri Koçaryan'a mektup yazdı.ARALARINDA Ermeni iddiaları konusunda ...
Raffi Hovannisian, a prominent Armenian opposition politician, on Friday strongly condemned the arrest and prosecution of Turkish historian Yektan Turkyilmaz, saying that it is dealing a “powerful ...
Yektan Turkyilmaz, a Turkish scholar who was arrested in Armenia two months ago, walked free from a court in Yerevan on Tuesday after being given a two-year suspended prison sentence for attempting to ...
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