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Naša Niva workers said to be in detention on suspicion of causing “damage without theft”
Minsk, 19 July. Three detained representatives of the popular online publication Naša Niva – Editor in Chief Jahor Marcinovič; Andrej Skurko, head of the advertising department; and Andrej Dyńko, editor in chief of the historical magazine Naša Historyja (Our History) – have been arrested for 72 hours as suspects in proceedings under Part Two of the Criminal Code’s Article 216, which penalizes “damage without theft.”
Sixty-three searches conducted at journalists’ homes, newsrooms in less than two weeks
Minsk, 19 July. Sixty-three searches were conducted by law enforcement officers at journalists’ homes and newsrooms in the past 10 days, the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ) reported on Sunday.
Journalists targeted in raids on Friday, arrests reported
Massive attack by the authorities on human rights defenders and NGOs
Viasna and other human rights defenders in Belarus under attack.
Situation in the media sphere in Belarus, July 13 / Press Conference
Detained Nasha Niva staff stays in custody after initial 72 hours
Important! NN chief editor beaten during detention
FIDH and Viasna condemn new attacks on independent media threatening the liberty of expression in Belarus
Sports journalist Ivulin charged with criminal offense
Journalists targeted by raids for second consecutive day UPDATED
Raids targeting journalists continued for a second day in Belarus on Friday.
Journalists and media searched and detained all over country
Authorities block Naša Niva’s website, arrest its editor in chief UPDATED
The team of the former editorial staff of TUT.BY launches a new media Zerkalo.io
21 Years Since Abduction of Dzmitry Zavadski
21 Years Since Abduction of Dzmitry Zavadski
Today, 20 years turns since Dzmitry Zavadski disappeared; no body has been recovered, no full points in the criminal case.
July 7 marks the 20th anniversary of the disappearance of our colleague Dmitry Zavadsky under unknown circumstances.
In previous years, on July 7, we came with portraits of Dmitry to the home, where he came out that morning. But today it is impossible to guarantee the safety of colleagues while even standing silently with a portrait.
But memory is impossible to kill. Steal. Detain, fine or throw for a day.
Therefore, on July 7 we urge all colleagues to remember Dmitry Zavadsky at his workplace with a minute of silence.
We remember!
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