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News on 6.12.2012
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Pavel Plaksa from Minsk was sentenced to 10 years in a medium security penal colony.
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Totalitarian regimes understand only decisive measures, only tough and strong steps.
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Our Southern neighbour abolishes obligatory military draft. Ukrainian soldiers will serve in the army only under a contract.
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The mother of the arrested activist received a letter from him.
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The indictment on the case of the abuse of power has not yet been handed in to the personnel of the Minsk Lenin district’s police department.
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In the evening on 4 December a policeman came home to the deputy chairman of the Razam movement Ales Makaeu who wanted to have a conversation with the activist.
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He was transferred to a disciplinary cell for the second time “failure to obey orders of prison staff”.
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Human rights activist Tatyana Ravyaka faces the risk of judicial harassment in connection with Ales Byalyatski's case.
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The country desperately lacks working force? It is not a problem.
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The leader of the unregistered Union of Young Intellectuals from Navapolatsk has been summoned to the Vitebsk KGB to give evidence in Andrei Haidukou's case.
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The artist was tried behind closed doors.
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Workers of Borisovdrev rush to change jobs before it will be banned.
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The administration of Minsk’s club Center use threats demanding to delete the pictures of the Belarusian ambassador to France.
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The Belarusian embassy in London was picketed ahead of the International Human Rights Day.