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    BelTA Case: Facts, lists, related links

    The Investigative Committee has instigated on the criminal case under Art. 349 Part 2 of the Criminal Code (unauthorized access to computer information, made of other personal interest that results in substantial harm). Guilty: Zolatava to Pay a Fine and BelTA Costs Statement of the Belarusian Association of Journalists and Belarusian Pen Center on Conviction of Maryna Zolatava

    Monitoring of Pro-Russian Propaganda in Belarusian Media

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    Women in front!

    UN Member states acknowledged in the 1995 Beijing platform the important role media plays in shaping the public’s perception of women in society and their role in the advancement of women, but recent studies highlight how little progress has been made and the continued use of gender-based stereotypes in the media. 
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    Statement of the Belarusian Association of Journalists and Belarusian Pen Center on Conviction of Maryna Zolatava

    On March 4 Zavadski court of Minsk imposed a fine of 7, 650 BYN and BelTA's court costs of 6, 000 BYN on Maryna Zolatava, the chief editor of the most popular Belarusian Internet portal Tut.by, for "dereliction of duty" (Art. 425 of the Criminal Code). The verdict has not become final yet.
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    Belarus website editor slapped with heavy fine

    Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns the heavy fine that a court in Minsk imposed today on Maryna Zolatava, the editor of the leading news website Tut.by. The fine is just one more attempt to intimidate the few remaining independent media outlets in Belarus, RSF said.
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    Guilty: Zolatava to Pay a Fine and BelTA Costs

    Zavodski district court of Minsk has announced the verdict to Maryna Zolatava, the chief editor of the portal Tut.by. Zolatava has been found guilty of dereliction of duty, which resulted in significant harm to the state and public interests. Maryna Zolatava must pay a fine of 300 base values (7,650 BYN). Zolatava is restricted from leaving the country before the judgment enters into legal force. In addition, Maryna Zolatava must also pay BelTA 6,000 BYN of sue charges. Hard drives, laptops, a mobile phone, and system unit will be returned to her. The court also ruled to return the equipment seized during the searches to the editors of Tut.by.
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    Tut.by Editor Maryna Zolatava on Trial: Witnesses Claim Coercion on Part of Investigation

    It's been a week since the start of the trial against chief editor of Tut.by Maryna Zolatova. For five days, the court has ben questionning witnesses and representatives of the injured parties.

    E‑NEWSLETTER: MASS MEDIA IN BELARUS Bulletin #1(57) SPECIAL ISSUE. Results of the Year 2018 in Figures

    Belarus. The quantitative media results of the year 2018

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    High-profile case: Popular news portal chief editor to stand trial soon

    The trial of Maryna Zolatava, editor-in-chief of the popular news portal TUT.BY, will start on February, 12 in Minsk.
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    FOJO Representative Banned from Belarus due to Russian «Black List»

    Olga Vallee, FOJO Media Institute program coordinator arrived in Minsk at the invitation of the Belarusian Association of Journalists. She was supposed to have a meeting with young journalists.
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    Foreign journalists can now come to Belarus without a visa

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    Foreign journalists can now come to Belarus without a visa

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    Media Representatives Join Strategy of Independent Media Sector in Belarus

    Declaration of the Strategy of Independent Media sector in Belarus for 2019-2024 was signed in BAJ office. More than 30 people put their signatures on the document. Anyone who shares the ideas and values articulated in the Strategy can join.
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    BAJ Joins MEPs Letter Asking to Demand Immediate Release of Four Sakharov Prize Laureates

    BAJ joined the letter of MEPs and Sakharov Prize winners asking the EU leaders to demand the immediate release of the four Sakharov Prize laureates.    
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