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Students’ Case Trial: Police Disperse And Detain Supporters, TUT.BY Journalist
On 14 May, the Oktyabrsky District Court of Minsk begins to consider the “case of students” who were detained last November and accused of organizing and preparing actions that grossly violate public order. There are 12 accused in total: ten students from different Minsk universities, a medical graduate and a teacher at BSUIR. For more than six months they have been in jail. By the beginning of the first session, more than a hundred people had come to the courthouse, but only some of them managed to get inside. Journalists of independent media and even some relatives of the accused had to wait outside. Police asked the crowd to disperse, after which the arrests took place.
Minsk police detain photo reporter Tatsyana Kapitonava who worked at conference
Journalists trying to cover trial in Mahiliou detained and placed in custody
The Mahiliou journalists reporting on the trial of opposition activists Seviarynets, Afnahel and others to remain in jail until their own hearing.
Ministry of Information warns Intex-press. Beldruk kiosks refuse to sell the paper
Press Freedom Day in unfree country
Sviatlana Tsikhanovskaya’s interview to Intex-press recognized extremist
Following the pledge of the Baranovichi inter-district prosecutor's office, an interview with former presidential candidate Sviatlana Tsikhanovskaya and its video published by Intex-press were recognized as extremist materials.
Intex-Press editor under administrative charges, facing criminal prosecution
The reason is an interview with Sviatlana Tikhanouskaya.
TUT.BY Journalist’s Sentence Remains Unchanged, Borisevich Will Walk Free In May
11th BAJ Congress elects Andrei Bastunets as Chair, and adds a new face to deputy chairs PHOTOS
Letter of solidarity from the Index on Censorship with Belarusian journalists
Congratulatory letter of the International Federation of Journalists to the participants of the BAJ Congress
ARTICLE 19’s message of solidarity with Belarusian journalists
Belarusian Deputy Proposes To Create “Information Shield” Such As China’s
Court Sentenced Bloggers “Who Started Protests In Belarus” To 3 Years In Jail
Judge of the Oktyabrsky district court in Mogilev Olga Kravchenko found Brest bloggers Sergei Petrukhin and Alexander Kabanov guilty of organizing and preparing actions that grossly violate public order, insulting a government official. Petrukhin was also found guilty of insulting a judge. Both were sentenced to three years in a general regime colony. The bloggers were not present during the hearings: they were removed from the courtroom at the beginning of the trial. The judge rejected all petitions for the participation of the accused in the process.
Euronews Won’t Broadcast In Belarus, Russian Pobeda Channel Will Replace It
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