300-dollar fine for demand to release political prisoners
1- 26.06.2009, 11:30
On June 24, the administration of the Frunzenski district of Minsk heard a report in relation to Maksim Serhiets, an activist of the civil campaign “European Belarus”.
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if <violation of city developement> is to be punished, then thousands of officials in city administrations all over Belarus face grave problems !!
Replyon the other hand: what are all those Belarusian judges doing, after Belarus has become a democracy? it is quite obvious, that they abuse right for to persecute people, which share not the opinion of authorities