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Euronews Won’t Broadcast In Belarus, Russian Pobeda Channel Will Replace It
Volha Ivashyna: Dzianis is waiting for your support
Media expert Yulia Slutskaya writes from jail about new Belarusian normality
The founder of the press club Yulia Slutskaia, who is now in custody in pre-trial prison # 1 in Minsk, passes information through her daughter Alyaksandra about life in the prison cell.
Minsk: Police search journo Raman Vasyukovich’s place over ‘extremist’ book
Imprisoned Belsat TV journo Darya Chultsova also listed as ‘person prone to extremism’
Exhibition Dedicated To Health Workers In Belarus Closes After Its Organisers Arrested
Journalists Will Be Equated With Rally Participants And Other Changes To Media Law
Novy Chas warned by Ministry of Information. Two warnings are enough for starting liquidation procedure
"Interdepartmental commission concluded that the information published in the Novy Chas newspaper (#3 of 2021/01/22 and # 4 of 2021/01/29) is detrimental to the national interests of the Republic of Belarus. The Ministry of Information requires the newspaper to correct the violations in the next issue and to inform the Ministry about that.
Pavel Mazheika walks free!
Journalist Pavel Mazheika was released from the detention center today, as the police decided that "grounds for his detention disappeared".
German journalist detained in Minsk on March 27
Journalist Andrei Paczobut detained for 72 hours as part of case “incitement to hatred”
Belarus: leaders of journalists’ organisations in Europe call on heads of governments to take action
Journalist Dzianis Ivashyn is political prisoner
Investigative Committee Opens Criminal Case Against Blogger Anton Motolko
Interpreter In Court For Slapping State TV Host During Mourning Rally
On 23 March, the court of the Frunzensky district of Minsk began to consider the case of interpreter Olga Kalatskaya, who is accused of malicious hooliganism. She allegedly hit STV employee Grigory Azarenok several times during one of the rallies. The state prosecution requested two years of restricted freedom in an open penitentiary for a slap in the face.
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