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Freelancer Fined in Homel
NGO Assembly Picks Leaders of the Civil Society
NGO Assembly Picks Leaders of the Civil Society
EFJ president: It is worrying that the government is renewing this bad practice with a new wave of prosecution against freelance journalists”
EFJ president: It is worrying that the government is renewing this bad practice with a new wave of prosecution against freelance journalists”
Belarus continues its bad practice by handing over the first fine of the year on 13 January to freelance journalist, Larysa Shchyrakova, for working with “foreign media”. Following the ruling, the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ) have called for an immediate appeal of the ruling and urged the government to scrap the existing law.
The First Fine to a Freelance Journalist in 2016: 22 base amounts
The First Fine to a Freelance Journalist in 2016: 22 base amounts
BAJ Appeals to President’s Administration Regarding Persecution of Freelancers
The Belarusian Association of Journalists sent a request to the President’s Administration with the view to clarifying the reasons for the renewed persecution against some journalists under article 22.9.
BAJ Appeals to President’s Administration Regarding Persecution of Freelancers
ONT TV Channel Ignored Entrepreneurs in Brest
ONT TV Channel Ignored Entrepreneurs in Brest
Freelance Journalists Face another Wave of Prosecution in Belarus: Police Report Made against Larysa Shchyrakova (Homiel)
Freelance Journalists Face another Wave of Prosecution in Belarus: Police Report Made against Larysa Shchyrakova (Homiel)
Human Rights Defenders Appeal to Close the Case of Aliaksandr Alesin
Human Rights Defenders Appeal to Close the Case of Aliaksandr Alesin
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