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    Listed by Myrotvorets, Euroradio editor alleges factual distortions

    Yauhen Kazart­sau learned two weeks ago that he was added to the Ukrain­ian Myrotvorets data­base. He tried to “present argu­ments why what was writ­ten is false and manip­u­la­tion, received no response — that’s their right.” He doesn’t con­sid­er it nec­es­sary to respond fur­ther “to an obvi­ous and pos­si­bly coor­di­nat­ed attack.”
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    Uladzimir Yanukevich and Andrei Pakalenka added to extremist list

    The Belaru­sian Min­istry of Inter­nal Affairs list­ed Intex-Press direc­tor Uladz­imir Yanuke­vich and deputy Andrei Pakalen­ka, both serv­ing lengthy sen­tences for alleged “high trea­son,” in its reg­is­ter of per­sons involved in extrem­ist activ­i­ties on the evening of June 12.
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    Polish hospital demands over 18,000 euros from journalist Katsiaryna Vadanosava

    Jour­nal­ist Kat­siary­na Vadanosa­va received notice of a law­suit in Pol­ish court: a hos­pi­tal is demand­ing pay­ment of 78,313.99 zlo­tys. As the jour­nal­ist shared on her Face­book page, she was billed for her mother’s oper­a­tion, resus­ci­ta­tion, and post-mortem pro­ce­dures.
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    BYSOL opened a fundraiser for a Belarusian journalist

    A Belaru­sian jour­nal­ist left for Lithua­nia because of the risk of crim­i­nal pros­e­cu­tion. He is cur­rent­ly unable to find work in his pro­fes­sion and is ask­ing for sup­port to cov­er hous­ing, dai­ly expens­es, and food.
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    Ales Bialiatski creates a foundation to fight the global human rights crisis

    After his release and forced depor­ta­tion from Belarus, Ales Biali­ats­ki, chair­man of the Human Rights Cen­ter Vias­na and win­ner of the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, announced the cre­ation of The Ales Biali­ats­ki Foun­da­tion. The new orga­ni­za­tion will work at the strate­gic inter­sec­tion of human rights, peace­mak­ing, and region­al secu­ri­ty, strength­en­ing the glob­al human rights alliance in […]
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    Supreme Court upholds 14-year sentence for former Intex-Press director Yanukevich, reduces Pakalenka’s term to 11 years

    On June 8, Belarus’s Supreme Court reviewed appeals by for­mer heads of the inde­pen­dent Baranavichy news­pa­per Intex-Press, Uladz­imir Yanuke­vich and Andrei Pakalen­ka, who were con­vict­ed of “high trea­son.”
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    Journalist Aliaksandr Burakou detained in Germany with renewed Schengen entry ban

    Belaru­sian jour­nal­ist Ali­ak­san­dr Burak­ou arrived in Berlin from Moldo­va on June 4, where he had pre­vi­ous­ly obtained refugee sta­tus. At pass­port con­trol he was detained and informed that his name is in SIS (the Schen­gen Infor­ma­tion Sys­tem data­base for bor­der con­trol and secu­ri­ty), list­ing him as pro­hib­it­ed from entry to Schen­gen coun­tries. BAJ spoke with […]

    E‑newsletter: MASS MEDIA IN BELARUS No.2 (83) 2026

    Mass media in Belarus in Jan­u­ary – March 2026. Review. Down­load PDF.
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    Imprisoned radio host Aleh Khamenka added to extremist list

    The name of Aleh Khamen­ka, sen­tenced to 3 years impris­on­ment and a sub­stan­tial fine, appeared on May 29, 2026, on the Belaru­sian Min­istry of Inter­nal Affairs web­site in the list of per­sons “involved in extrem­ist activ­i­ties.” The site also notes that the cul­tur­al fig­ure is “serv­ing his sen­tence.”

    RSF concerned about journalist Kiryl Pazniak’s condition

    The inter­na­tion­al orga­ni­za­tion Reporters With­out Bor­ders (RSF) has expressed deep con­cern about the health of polit­i­cal pris­on­er jour­nal­ist Kiryl Paz­ni­ak and called on Belaru­sian author­i­ties to pro­vide him with med­ical care.
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    Imprisoned journalist Kiryl Pazniak hospitalized in serious condition

    The jour­nal­ist became ill on the way to his first court hear­ing, which was sched­uled for May 14 at Min­sk City Court.
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    Pressure on media reporting military activity on Belarus-Ukraine border: Security forces threaten searches “until coverage stops”

    Pres­sure con­tin­ues on the inde­pen­dent Homel media out­let Flagsh­tok in Belarus. The edi­to­r­i­al team report­ed that, on May 19, secu­ri­ty forces searched the homes of the par­ents of two indi­vid­u­als asso­ci­at­ed with the pub­li­ca­tion. Accord­ing to Flagsh­tok, an anti-extrem­ism unit offi­cer open­ly stat­ed that “such actions will con­tin­ue until new pub­li­ca­tions stop appear­ing on the […]
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    Andrzej Poczobut to address European Parliament

    Jour­nal­ist, Pol­ish minor­i­ty activist in Belarus, and for­mer polit­i­cal pris­on­er Andrzej Poc­zobut will address the Euro­pean Par­lia­ment at a ple­nary ses­sion in June. This was announced on May 18 by EP Pres­i­dent Rober­ta Met­so­la when open­ing the ple­nary ses­sion.
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    “Painful and Unfair”: Maryna Zolatava reflects on Ludmila Chekina and the TUT.BY crackdown anniversary

    Five years ago, author­i­ties destroyed TUT.BY, Belarus’s largest news por­tal.
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    Authorities place nearly 6,000 Belarusians on interstate wanted list, including several independent journalists

    Their names appear in the Russ­ian Federation’s want­ed per­sons data­base. Belaru­sian cit­i­zens end up there at the request of Belaru­sian secu­ri­ty agen­cies. This means peo­ple are being sought in both coun­tries and can also be extra­dit­ed from “friend­ly coun­tries.” This is report­ed by Medi­a­zona. Belarus.
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