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Life will never be the same for Palestinians after this genocide. No going back as post-Assad Syria shakes off decades of terror. A Greek court has ordered the release of a Turkish-Armenian writer, on condition that he leaves the country within two weeks, the Armenian embassy in Athens said on Friday. Sevan Nisanyan, a year-old linguist and blogger, had been living under a temporary permit in Greece since fleeing a Turkish prison in He was detained on the island of Samos on December 30,after Greek authorities refused to renew his residence permit, his wife Ira Tzourou reported on Facebook and Twitter.

The Armenian embassy said in a statement on Facebook that an administrative court had "announced a decision according to which Sevan Nisanyan will be released today". As Sevan Nisanyan is an Armenian citizen, he can leave for Armenia if he wishes," it added.

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Nisanyan had been jailed in neighbouring Turkey in over an alleged illegal building construction, charges he says were punishment for his outspoken views about restrictions on freedom of expression in the country. Nisanyan had previously been convicted in Turkey of blasphemy over a blog defending an anti-Islam film that ridiculed the Prophet Mohammed and sparked angry protests across the world.

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Life will never be the same for Palestinians after this genocide. No going back as post-Assad Syria shakes off decades of terror. A prominent Turkish-Armenian writer living under a temporary permit in Greece after fleeing a Turkish prison has been arrested and faces deportation, his wife said on Saturday. Sevan Nisanyan, a year-old linguist and blogger, was detained on the island of Samos on Thursday after Greek authorities refused to renew his residence permit, his wife Ira Tzourou said on Facebook and Twitter.

A Samos court on Monday is to decide whether he will be deported to Turkey or Armeniashe said. Greek police could not immediately confirm the case. Nisanyan had been jailed in Turkey in on charges of illegal construction, a case he claims was punishment for his outspoken views about restrictions on freedom of expression in the country.

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Nisanyan had also previously been convicted in Turkey of blasphemy over a blog defending an anti-Islam film that ridiculed the Prophet Mohammed and sparked angry protests across the world. Greek courts usually refuse to extradite to Turkey persons who say they face persecution for their views in the neighbouring country. Earlier this week, an appeals court in Thessaloniki freed a year-old man of Kurdish origin sought by Turkey on drug trading charges.

The man, who fled to Greece in after absconding while on prison furlough, says he was wrongfully jailed in Turkey over his political views.

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