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«The floor under me was covered in blood» RFE/RL reporter has his nose broken during the arrest
Journalists detained again in Minsk
Journalists detained while covering street protests LIST, VIDEO
Journalists who live stream street protests are being detained in Belarus in the evening of July 14th. The Belarusian Association of Journalists knows about 14 detained journalists who were doing their job.
Blogger Dmitry Kozlov charged under Art. 34 Criminal Code
Video blogger Dmitry Kozlov (aka Gray Cat), was formally charged on July 8, lawyer Vladimir Sazonchuk told about this Radio Liberty.
Blogger Petrukhin accused three articles Criminal Code
Human rights activists became aware that blogger Sergei Petrukhin was charged under three articles of the Criminal Code — 342, 369 and 391.
Human rights defenders recognize blogger Zmitser Kazlou political prisoner
Another Belarusian blogger accused of playing part in ‘public order violations’
Amnesty International calls Tsikhanouski, Babaryka, associates and bloggers prisoners of conscience
The Belarusian authorities “must end politically motivated prosecutions, intimidation, harassment and reprisals against Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s opponents and their supporters, civil society activists and independent media,” Amnesty International said.
Bloggers Tsyhanovich and Kabanau recognized as political prisoners
The human rights community of Belarus has recognized the blogger of MozgON YouTube channel Uladzimir Tsyhanovich and Brest blogger Alyaksandr Kabanau as political prisoners, spring96.org reports.
Statement Publishers Council of the Local Newspaper Association in support of Belarusian colleagues
Statement Publishers Council of the Local Newspaper Association in support of Belarusian colleagues
Youtube bloggers Siarhei Piatrukhin and MozgON under crmininal investigation
Blogger Ihar Losik detained on back of Lukashenka’s blasting Telegram
Detained and beaten journalist from Hantsavichy fined
CPJ: Police detain journalists covering protests in Belarus, charge 3
Ten days in jail for reporting Babruisk court: journalists have no right to cover unauthorized protests
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