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RFE/RL Freelancer Kuznechyk handed six-year prison sentence in Belarus
Belarus sentences several activists as crackdown over dissent continues
Four belarusian journalists go on trial as Lukashenka’s crackdown continues
MINSK -- Four journalists from the banned BelaPAN news agency have gone on trial in Minsk as the Belarusian government continues to crack down on independent media following mass protests sparked by a disputed presidential election in August 2020 that handed victory to authoritarian ruler Alyaksandr Lukashenka.
Orwell would be surprised: why journalists are jailed in Belarus. Online briefing
Jailed belarusian RFE/RL journalist transferred to penal colony
Up to 15 years of prison. Five criminal trials against journalists scheduled for June
Journalist Ales Liubianchuk criminally detained, grounds unknown
Open Letter To Imprisoned Journalists And Media Workers In Belarus by Eamon Gilmore, EU Special Representative for Human Rights
Another journalist detained in Belarus — director of the newspaper “Belorusy i Rynok”
On 18 May, KGB officers detained Kanstantsin Zalatykh, director of the Belorusy i Rynok newspaper, Yulia Kakhno, a bookkeeper of the newspaper, and Andrei Aleksandrovich, Belorusy i Rynok editor-in-chief.
Journalist who photographed Russian military vehicles taken into custody
Journalist criminally detained in Baranavichy for sending photos to ‘extremist media’
Journalist Iryna Slaunikava accused of founding an extremist formation
Novy Chas editor-in-chief Aksana Kolb is political prisoner
BAJ awarded the UNESCO/Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize 2022
Photographers to children.Charity sale of works by Ukrainian photographers. PHOTO
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