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Belarus MFA strips Russian journo of accreditation over news story about coronavirus
On May 6, the Belarusian Foreign Ministry revoked the accreditation of Alexei Kruchinin, a correspondent of Russia’s state-owned Channel 1, and his cameraman.
Police arrests journalists Three journalists will spend a few days in pre-trial detention centers
European Parliament recognizes BAJ efforts to help release Siarhei Satsuk
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Committee to Protect Journalists: Belarusian authorities should immediately release journalist Siarhei Satsuk
Belarusian journalist Siarhei Satsuk detained on bribery charges after publishing COVID-19 report.
Belarusian authorities should immediately release journalist Siarhei Satsuk and drop all charges against him, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
EFJ and IFJ joined its affiliate BAJ in calling for Satsuk immediate release
Siarhei Satsuk is a member of the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ). The European and International Federations of Journalists (EFJ/IFJ) joined its affiliate BAJ in calling for Satsuk immediate release and for the drop of all charges against him.
CC BNP demands the release of Sergei Satsuk
Siarhei Satsuk arrested and interrogated as suspect in crime
IFJ urges media to report responsibly on Coronavirus crisis
Tatsiana Tkachova among nominees for World Press Photo’s Portraits
Belarusian MFA Ignores Journalist’s Request for Accreditation. Court Refuses to Hear Complaint
Belarusian Association of Journalists registers yet another case of Belarusian MFA denying accreditation to a foreign media journalist.
Belsat contributor fined over news story about children’s playground
Mahiliou: Belsat TV crew on trial
Over 100 famous people sign open letter in support of convicted anarchists
Famous Belarusian journalists, writers, artists, photographers, bloggers and activists have signed an open letter in support of convicted anarchists Ivan Komar and Mikita Yemelyanau, who were recognized as political prisoners by human rights activists.
Journalist convicted for protests against ‘deep integration’ with Russia
Journalist Dziyana Seradziuk received a fine based on changed testimony of a riot policeman.
Novy Chas journalist was punished with a huge fine for participation in the protests against "deep integration". That was the second trial for Dziyana Seradziuk. At the first trial, the court sent the report back to police for revision.
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