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BAJ Asks BelTA CEO Not to Bring “BelTA Case” to Court
Harassment of journalists breaks records in Belarus – nearly 100 fines so far this year
Targets in BelTA Criminal Investigation Served Official Charges
The Belarusian Association of Journalists held a solidarity action “Stand Up for Journalism” on November 5
The same very day some of the journalists suspected in BelTA case were served formal charges.
November 5 — Stand Up for Journalists!
Ministry of Information to BAJ: Neither We, Nor Journalists Need CSOs as Intermediaries
Ukrainian Journalist Mykola Balaban Detained in Belarus
Homel Court to Try Director for Documentary
Alexander Huseu, district inspector of Homel Central police department, informed freelance journalist Maria Bulavinskaya about the report he had made on her under Article 22.9 of the Administrative Code for production of a documentary "Homeless city" without accreditation.
Journalist Volha Czajczyc arrested for doing her job
Belarus defies UN Human Rights Committee in Geneva report
MEPs condemn harassment and detention of journalists in Belarus
HRDs present alternative report on human rights situation in Belarus
BelTA case: Independent news agency employees interrogated en masse
BelaPAN journalists have been summoned by the Belarusian Investigative Committee over the so-called BelTA copyright infringement case.
TUT.BY editor opens up about police pressure
Cameraman Syarhei Kavaliou fined for livestream
A Belarusian court imposed a fine of 980 rubles (about $490) to cameraman Syarhei Kavaliou. The freelancer got a corresponding court order in the mail.
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