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News on 12.10.2012
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European leaders differently assessed the Nobel Peace Prize to the EU.
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EU ministers are on 15 October to discuss expanding Belarus sanctions.
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There is no information about the fate of the political prisoner, his mother Maryna Lobava says.
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In the court of the Partisan district of Minsk the activists of Alternativa Aleg Korban and Uladzimir Siargeeu were put to trial.
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Unlike Lukashenka, the leader of the civil campaign Tell The Trith believes that the Belarusians have boycotted the “elections”.
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The Belarusian dictator is trying to use the political prisoners in trading with Europe, film director believes.
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The UCP leader is convinced that Lukashenka himself has admitted the boycott.
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Football club Brest went on strike.
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Exactly six months after the prohibition to leave the country the politician was informed that he is permitted to travel abroad again.
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It is necessary to fight for the release of political prisoners with all the means available.
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European Union intends to extend sanctions against the Belarusian regime until 31 October 2013.
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The decision of the Nobel Committee looks strange.
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50-year old Belarusian human rights activist Ales Bialiatski was penalized seven times in the seven months that he spent in the penal colony number 2 in Babruisk.
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Lukashenka called for the liquidation of the supervisory boards of the both confectionaries.
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The Nobel Committee in Oslo, led by the Secretary General of the Council of Europe Thorbjorn Jagland, have decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize to the European Union.
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Time deposits in Belarusian rubles have reduced by Br1.56 trillion in September.
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Vilnius Regional Administrative Court has referred Stepan Zaharchenko's case back for reconsideration.
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Aleh Korban and Uladzimir Syarheyeu were detained.
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A human rights activist Uladzimir Malei from time to time reminds the society about the imprisoned human rights defender Ales Bialiatski at marathon races and not only in Belarus.
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The human rights situation in Belarus will be discussed at a session of the European Parliament.
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Lukashenka has appointed new heads of police departments of the Minsk, Brest and Hrodna regions.
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A teacher from one of the schools in Minsk admitted that at a teachers assembly they made it obligatory to buy several tickets for the World Championship 2014 qualification game of Belarus against Spain.
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PACE’s Committee on Culture, Science, Education and Media concerned about the situation with journalists in Belarus.
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Sole traders are outraged over arbitrary behaviour of owners of Secret shopping centre in Homel.
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Ales Byalyatksi, Belarusian human rights defender is one of the nominees.