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Sviatlana Alexievich Presents Her First Dictaphone to Nobel Museum
On December 6, Sviatlana Alexievich visited the Nobel Museum in Stockholm. She presented her first voice recording machine to the Nobel Museum as a gift, wrote on Facebook Stefan Ericsson, who acts as a spokesperson for the writer while she is in Sweden.
Sviatlana Alexievich Presents Her First Dictaphone to Nobel Museum
Belarusian TV Channels Won’t Broadcast the Nobel Prize Ceremony
The Belarusian TV and Radio Company, and main Belarusian TV channels ONT and STV are not planning to broadcast the Nobel Award Ceremony where the Belarusian writer Sviatlana Alexievich will receive the Nobel Prize in literature.
Belarusian TV Channels Won’t Broadcast the Nobel Prize Ceremony
The Belarusian TV and Radio Company, and main Belarusian TV channels ONT and STV are not planning to broadcast the Nobel Award Ceremony where the Belarusian writer Sviatlana Alexievich will receive the Nobel Prize in literature.
EFJ Appeals to Lukashenka to Introduce Freelance Journalists into Law
On November 26, the head of the European Federation of Journalists Mogens Blicher Bjerregård sent a letter to Alexander Lukashenka asking to introduce the definion of freelance journalists into the media law of Belarus.
EFJ Appeals to Lukashenka to Introduce Freelance Journalists into Law
Ministry of Information Blocks 40 Websites, 11 of them Extremist
Ministry of Information Blocks 40 Websites, 11 of them Extremist
Two Books by Pazniak Claimed to Be Extremist
The expert commission of the Brest region held an assessment of three books authored by Zianon Pazniak and claimed that two of them contained signs of extremism; the commission applied to the Maskouski district court of Brest to recognize the books extremist and to ban them.
Two Books by Pazniak Claimed to Be Extremist
Journalists Accused of Participation in an Unsanctioned Protest Action (Upd)
Journalists Accused of Participation in an Unsanctioned Protest Action (Upd)
On the evening November 24, the police drew up administrative reports against some journalists who covered an action of protest in Minsk.
Freelance Journalists in Homel Complain to Prosecutor General
Freelance Journalists in Homel Complain to Prosecutor General
Natallia Kryvashei, Larysa Shchyrakova and Kastus Zhukouski are trying to appeal against the fines imposed on them according to art. 22.9 of the Administrative Code for cooperation with Belsat TV channel.
Printing House Forced to Destroy Book by Vital Silitski
The post-mortem edition of the book by political scientist Vital Silitski “Long road from tyranny: post-Communist authoritarianism and fighting for democracy in Serbia and Belarus” was published by magazine ARCHE in October 2015.
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