International Hrant Dink Awards Announcements

We thank dear Ayta Sözeri, who gave a voice to our voice with her unique musical performances at the #HrantDinkAward ceremony. See you at the ceremony that will be streamed in Turkish and English on all our social media accounts on September 15 at 20.00(UTC+3).

Kamarama from our close neighbour Armenia will be with us at the #HrantDinkAward ceremony which is held every year on September 15, on Hrant Dink's birthday. The ceremony will be broadcast in Turkish & English on our social media accounts at 20.00(UTC+3) on Wednesday.

With his song 'Mayrig' [Mother] special for the night Ezhel will be at the International #HrantDinkAward ceremony on September 15 at 20.00 (UTC+3)! See you on Wednesday evening at the foundation's social media accounts and YouTube channel!

Thanks to Can Bonomo for being part of the International Hrant Dink Award Ceremony, which will be screened on the 15th of September at 20.00 (UTC+3) in through the Foundation's all social media accounts.

Thanks to Kudsi Erguner for being part of the International Hrant Dink Award Ceremony, which will be screened on the 15th of September at 20.00 (UTC+3) in through the Foundation's all social media accounts.

Thanks to Şebnem Bozoklu and Alican Yücesoy for being part of the International Hrant Dink Award Ceremony, which will be screened on the 15th of September at 20.00 (UTC+3) in through the Foundation's all social media accounts.

We are happy to meet you once again on Hrant Dink's birthday, 15th of September, to increase solidarity with the rights movements from all around the world, to nurture hope and to be stronger together!

You can watch the 16th International #HrantDinkAward Ceremony here. You are invited to join us at the ceremony where we celebrate the struggle for rights and build hope.

Mwatana Organization for Human Rights, a civil society organisation from Yemen which struggle against the human rights violations in the country, in the context of civil war was granted the award in 2018.

Murat Çelikkan from Turkey a human rights activist who conducts projects on collective memory and coming to terms with the past for many years was granted the award in 2018.