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6th round of EU-Belarus Human Rights Dialogue takes place in Brussels
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Belarusian Government to Block Websites Calling for Protests During the European Games
Belarus: Use Europe Games to Spur Media Freedom
UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights Defenders Michel Forst Advises Journalists to Contact Him Directly
The UN Special Rapporteur on the situation with human rights defenders Michel Forst visited the office of the Belarusian Association of Journalists. He met with BAJ representatives, journalists Pauliuk Bykouski, Tatsiana Karavenkova, Maryna Zolatava, and Dziyana Seradziuk.
Minsk office of Belsat gets back equipment seized during recent search
OSCE Representative denounces search of Belsat TV channel editorial office in Belarus
BAJ Protests Against Search at Belsat And New Criminal Case — Statement by BAJ Board
Minsk Police Raid and Search BELSAT Office on Slander Charges. The office has been crushed
Hrodna to Be Twinned with Nur-Sultan — Hrodna.life Threatened Litigation for April Fools’ Joke
Hrodna.life published a joke on April Fools' Day, and local ideologists seemed not to understand the joke.
Immediately stop prosecution of blogger Siarhei Piatrukhin
Police Suspect Blogger Andrei Pavuk of Bomb Hoax, Ask People Not to Help Him
Belarus authorities set to make us stop contributing to Belsat — journalist
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.
High-profile case: Popular news portal chief editor to stand trial soon
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