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Guilty: Zolatava to Pay a Fine and BelTA Costs
Zavodski district court of Minsk has announced the verdict to Maryna Zolatava, the chief editor of the portal Tut.by.
Zolatava has been found guilty of dereliction of duty, which resulted in significant harm to the state and public interests.
Maryna Zolatava must pay a fine of 300 base values (7,650 BYN).
Zolatava is restricted from leaving the country before the judgment enters into legal force.
In addition, Maryna Zolatava must also pay BelTA 6,000 BYN of sue charges.
Hard drives, laptops, a mobile phone, and system unit will be returned to her.
The court also ruled to return the equipment seized during the searches to the editors of Tut.by.
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