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    Police Raid More Newsrooms and Arrest More Journalsts. UPDATE

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    RSF condemns raids on two independent Belarusian media outlets

    Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns today’s police raids on two leading independent media outlets in Minsk – the news agency BelaPAN and the news website Tut.by – which paralyzed their operations for several hours.
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    Journalists Detained in BelTA Case

    On the morning of 7 August, the Investigative Committee came with search warrants to the offices of Tut.by portal and news agency BelaPAN, as well as to the apartments of some journalists of these media. We currently know about the arrests of seven journalists.
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    Statement by the Spokesperson of the Secretary General on searches and arrests in Belarusian media

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    Statement on the Searches of Media Offices and Detentions of Journalists

    August 7 Investigation Committee of Belarus spread information on the launch of a criminal case under Article 349 Part 2 of the Belarus Criminal Code (unauthorized access to computer information, made out of personal interest that caused significant damage). The police arresed journalists Maryna Zolatava, Hanna Kaltyhina, Halina Ulasik, Ulyana Babayed (Tut.by) and Tatsiana Karavenkova (BelaPAN). We know of detentions of several more journalists.
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    Minsk police raid offices of Tut.by portal, news agency BelaPAN

    Several floors of the TUT.BY portal office located in the Omega Tower business center in Minsk are being searched.
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    Authorities hound critical video blogger

    Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on the authorities in Brest, a city on the Polish border in southwestern Belarus, to stop hounding Syarhey Pyatrukhin, a video blogger who has been subjected to arbitrary detention, a string of prosecutions and economic harassment.
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    Fines of $3,600: Belsat TV journo’s sad record in 2018

    Belsat TV journalist Volha Czajczyc has been recently tried in Dzyarzhynsk district court for contributing to a story about the anti-nuclear rally in the town of Zaslavl. The news story was televised on Belsat TV.
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    Belarusian bloggers under pressure

    Several Belarusian bloggers have recently experienced pressure from the authorities.
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    OPINION OF HUMAN RIGHTS GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS ON THE CASE OF DZMITRY HALKO

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    Police seize equipment from journalists working with Belsat

    In Hrodna, the police conducted searches at the local freelance journalists who cooperate with television channel – Alyaksandr Dzyanisau and Alyaksei Kairys.
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    Pavel Sharamet Murdered Two Years Ago. Colleagues and family paid tribute to the memory of Pavel

    On the second anniversary of the murder of the prominent journalist, colleagues and family visited his grave at the Paunochnya Cemetery in Minsk.
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    Journalist Dzmitry Halko Sentenced to 4 years of Open-Type Jail

    Savetski district court of Minsk read its sentence in the case against Dzmitry Halko.
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    Human rights defenders call to drop criminal charges against BelaPAN director

    Statement on the criminal prosecution of Ales Lipai, director of the BelaPAN news agency, and pressure on journalists in Belarus
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    Belsat journalists to lose car and property if they don’t pay fines

    Volha Czajczyc and Andrei Kozel will lose their property if they do not pay fines for professional activities within two weeks. Court officers have threatened our colleagues with social welfare agencies.
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