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Media in Belarus Conference: Challenges and Chances
Media in Belarus Conference, Day Two
On the conference’ second day, the speakers touched upon the issues of economic hardships, copyright disputes and the specific of online transition of traditional independent mass media. Some remarkable excerpts from the conference can be found below.
Farewell to Sisterly Love
Farewell to Sisterly Love
Come to Belarus for 5 days without a visa!
Come to Belarus for 5 days without a visa!
Journalism as Problem Solving
John Silver Interview: Informational Isolation is the Hardest
In all interviews, Eduard Palchys says that he hasn’t got used to being a media person after the release. The press service of BAJ asked several questions to the “ordinary man” – about intelligence investigations over Belarusian activists by FSB, depression in detention, Russian-language nationalism and mass media reach in prisons.
“Our people know three things: how to run the state, play football and publish Nasha Niva”
Belsat Director in a Public Meeting at Press Club in Minsk
Common position of Belarusian human rights defenders ahead of the next round of the EU-Belarus human rights dialogue
Recidivist from Journalism (interview from Abajour, abridged)
Kastus Zhukouski manages to do journalism, civil activism and defense of his own rights. Local law enforcement agencies take his name as a synonym to the word “opposition”. He is not going to reassure them, though.
Young German Aspiring to Develop Belarusian Media
Andrei Bastunets Speaks in Editors’ Club
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