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Trial in “TUT.by case” to begin on 9 January
According to the Viasna Human Rights Center, the Minsk City Court will start considering the “TUT.by case” on January 9. The session will be held in camera by Judge Valiantsina Ziankevich.
“He has not lost his trademark sense of humor.” Media manager Kanstantsin Zalatykh awaiting trial
Journalist Ivan Muraujou sentenced to 2.5 years in prison
Larysa Shchyrakova’s son no longer in child care home
Journalist Yauhen Merkis spends four days in punishment cell
Belarus: 2022 another disastrous year for media freedom
Thirty-two journalists currently behind bars amidst continuing legal crackdown. As another devastating year for media freedom comes to a close in Belarus, the International Press Institute (IPI) and our global network today condemn the government’s relentless efforts at prosecuting, jailing and otherwise silencing journalists, as part of a wider campaign aimed at eliminating all forms of dissent in the country.
Journalist Siarhei Chyhryn detained for sharing extremist content
Criminal proceedings against journalist Dashchynski dismissed
Art historian and theater critic Aliaksei Strelnikau dies suddenly
Journalist Larysa Shchyrakova charged with discrediting Belarus
A criminal case was filed against former journalist Larysa Shchyrakova for allegedly discrediting Belarus (Article 369-1 of the Criminal Code), RFE/RL Belarus reports.
CPJ: ex-journalist Larysa Shchyrakova detained in Belarus on undisclosed charges
Son of detained ex-journalist found in orphanage. His father about to arrive from Siberia
Underground regional press network declared extremist formation
Former National TV journalist sentenced to 4 years in prison
Supreme Court rejects appeal of journalist Iryna Slaunikava in closed session
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