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TUT.BY editor opens up about police pressure
Cameraman Syarhei Kavaliou fined for livestream
Belarus Journalists Meet EU Politicians to Raise Issues of Belarusian Media Sphere
Members of the Belarusian Association of Journalists Volha Chaychyts and Larysa Shchyrakova have visited Paris and Brussels where they met with European politicians and journalists, to tell about the real situation in the media sphere, to draw attention to the prosecution of Belarusian journalists and to find potential solutions to the issue. The visit was organized by Syndicat national des journalists (SNJ), Le Syndicat national des journalistes CGT (SNJ-CGT), l'Union syndicale des journalistes CFDT, with the support of the European Federation of Journalists, the International Federation of Journalists and BAJ.
Side Event during the OSCE Human Dimension Implementation Meeting 2018
BAJ Statement on the occasion of the International Day of Journalists’ Solidarity
Lukashenka awards investigators involved in case against independent media
Smalyavichy: Authorities fine reporter for covering social problems
Israilevich Sues Novy Chas 40,000 BYN. Next court session on September 10
Savetski district court of Minsk started a preliminary hearings on the suit filed by businessman Arkadz Izrailevich against the Novy Chas newspaper. Arkadz Izrailevich did not show up in the courtroom. He is represented by barrister Alena Kalazayeva . The case is heard by Judge Veranika Abramovich.
Journalists and editors of ‘BelTA case’ banned from leaving Belarus
BELAPAN FOUNDER DIES AT 52
Investigative Committee: Suspects in the BelTA Case Being Released. Zolatava admitted guilt PHOTO, VIDEO
The Investigative Committee claims, 'after conducting a complex of urgent investigative and other procedural actions in the criminal case the decision was made to release Hanna Kaltyhina, Halina Ulasik, Hanna Yermachonak and other individuals involved'.
BelTA case: Investigators start to release journalists, two still in custody
Police Raid More Newsrooms and Arrest More Journalsts. UPDATE
RSF condemns raids on two independent Belarusian media outlets
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) condemns today’s police raids on two leading independent media outlets in Minsk – the news agency BelaPAN and the news website Tut.by – which paralyzed their operations for several hours.
Journalists Detained in BelTA Case
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