Dogan Akhanli: ′Writing is my weapon′ | Arts | DW

A human rights activist in Turkey and beyond, the writer Dogan Akhanli died on October 31 after a short illness. He was 64. In 2019, the Goethe-Institut medal winner talked with DW about writing and state persecution.

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