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18.07.2023

Solidarity action at Tutaka Festival: Tsikhanouskaya, Latushka, Ivulin, and others support imprisoned journalists

During the Tutaka Festival, which took place in Podlasie (Poland), the marathon of solidarity with imprisoned journalists, initiated by the BAJ, continued. Politicians, singers, and other famous Belarusians supported our colleagues who are now behind bars.

13.07.2023

RFE/RL Belarus and Belsat TV the only two Belarusian media allowed at NATO summit

According to BAJ, only representatives of RFE/RL Belarus and Belsat TV were accredited to the NATO summit in Vilnius.

13.07.2023

Journalist Iryna Slaunikava celebrates second birthday behind bars

Iryna Slaunikava, who was sentenced to five years in prison for allegedly "creating an extremist formation," turned 53 on July 12.

11.07.2023

BAJ representative takes part in UN HRC’s 53rd session

The representative of the Belarusian Association of Journalists, Volha Khvoin, took part in an event held during the 53rd session of the UN Human Rights Council titled “Freedom of Opinion and Expression in Belarus is in Question”.

04.07.2023

MASS MEDIA IN BELARUS IN 2022

CONDITIONS OF INPEPENDENT MEDIA SECTOR ACTIVITY . Download PDF.

04.07.2023

"A parody of justice". Foreign human rights defenders commented on the harsh sentence of the Belarusian journalist

In response to a Belarusian court sentencing journalist Pavel Padabed to four years in prison on Friday, June 30, the Committee to Protect Journalists issued the following statement.

30.06.2023

Journalist Pavel Padabed sentenced to 4 years in prison

The journalist and cameraman Pavel Padabed was sentenced to 4 years in prison, as requested by the prosecution. The sentence was pronounced today by the Minsk City Court, reports BAJ.

30.06.2023

“We will continue until the repression stops. International Press Institute Launches Twitter Project on Belarus

The International Press Institute (IPI) has launched a weekly review of violations of the rights of Belarusian journalists and media on Twitter. It has already provoked a predictable reaction: foreign readers are impressed by the repression in Belarus.