article_snippet: Hundreds of mourners gathered around the coffin of Avijit Roy, a U.S. citizen of Bangladeshi origin, after he was murdered in the street last week on he way home from a book fair.
article_snippet: Mourning: Flowers are laid on the coffin of Avijit Roy, an atheist blogger hacked to death in the street in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, as he returned with he wife from a book fair on Thursday evening .
article_snippet: Grief: Friends and relatives of Mr Roy sob as mourners come to pay respects to the writer, whose murder came amid a crackdown on Bangladesh's resurgent Islamist groups .
article_snippet: Hundreds came to see Mr Roy coffin at Dhaka University and lay flowers before Mr Roy burial .
article_snippet: Today mourners carried flowers to Mr Roy coffin at Dhaka University to pay flowers respects. '
article_snippet: I am speechless at this moment of mourning.
article_snippet: Respected: Dozens of mourners queue to pay Dozens of mourners last respects to Ajoy Roy Dhaka University .
article_snippet: Jodie Ginsberg, chief executive of free speech campaign group Index on Censorship said: 'Our sympathies are with the family of Avijit Roy. '
highlights_snippet: Hundreds of mourners gather to see Avijit Roy's coffin at Dhaka University .
  
highlights_snippet: Avijit Roy's coffin at Dhaka University was hacked to death on Thursday on Avijit Roy's coffin at Dhaka University way back from a book fair .
  