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“I couldn’t even withdraw the money.” Belarusian journalists’ bank accounts still blocked in Ukraine
Belarusian journalists win action against Belarus
The UN Human Rights Committee considered a complaint of four Belarusian journalists and found Belarus guilty of violating their right to seek and impart information, enshrined in Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
EX-PRESS.BY independent media deprived of domain name
“Extremist” media to lose Belarusian domain names
A number of independent publications have already been included in the list of "extremist organizations" based exclusively on a decision of the State Security Committee, and now the authorities have decided to deprive the editorial offices of their Belarusian domain names.
Jubilee behind bars: Larysa Shchyrakova turns 50
Guarantors for TUT.BY case defenders fined $7,300
Media manager Kanstantsin Zalatykh sentenced to 4 years in prison
Aliaksandr Mantsevich charged with “spreading false information”
Rehijanalnaja Hazeta’s editor-in-chief criminally charged and put in custody
Journalists Dzmitry Semchanka and Henadz Mazheika sentenced to 3 years in prison for inciting enmity
Help for the family of Sergei Satsuk, political prisoner investigative journalist
All-National TV anchor Dzmitry Semchanka’s trial starts today
Journalist Ihar Losik attempts suicide in jail
Two TUT.BY media workers sentenced to 12 years in prison, three more wanted
Infa-Kurier’s editor-in-chief and his deputy detained for 15 days for defying police
Slutsk District Court arrested the chief editor and owner of Infa-Kurier, Siarhei Stankevich, and his deputy Aleh Rubchenia for 15 days for defying the police, the Belarusian Association of Journalists reports.
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