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Alesin’s Case Suspended through Elimination of a Criminal Article
Alesin’s Case Suspended through Elimination of a Criminal Article
Belarus detains and fines journalist for filming police attacking protesters
Paul Dabravolski, a reporter working for the Belarusian news website TUT.BY was arrested and given a fine of 9.450.000 Belarusian rubles (420 EUR) for filming police beating two protesters during a court hearing on a graffiti case on 25 January. The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ) have today condemned the arrest and urged the authority to withdraw all charges against Dabravolski.
    Belarus detains and fines journalist for filming police attacking protesters
OSCE Representative condemns police violence against journalist in Belarus and reiterates call on authorities to stop persecuting members of media
OSCE Representative condemns police violence against journalist in Belarus and reiterates call on authorities to stop persecuting members of media
BAJ Demands Criminal Investigation into the Fact of Beating a Journalist
BAJ Demands Criminal Investigation into the Fact of Beating a Journalist
Journalist Beaten in Court Building
Journalist Beaten in Court Building
KGB Suspends Criminal Case against Alesin
KGB Suspends Criminal Case against Alesin
Russian Content Cedes Positions in Belarus
Russian Content Cedes Positions in Belarus
According to Beltelecom data, foreign websites make 95 per cent of online traffic in Belarus.
    Freelancer in Homel Gets the Second Fine in a Month
On January 20, the court of Karma district (Homel region) fined freelancer Kastus Zhukouski for 30 basic amounts.
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