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News on 22.06.2012
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Organization firmly condemns leading belarusian journalist detention.
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The political prisoner got a new cellmate with AIDS-diagnosis who spilled blood in the cell.
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Journalist of Novaya Gazeta and Andrei Sannikov’s wife found a chicken head in her mail box.
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Pavel Svyardlou was accused of swearing. He will serve his sentence in Akrestsina.
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The political prisoner told his wife about the punishment in the recent letter.
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Why should the world pay any attention to fixed elections to a “parliament” that was established by a constitutional coup d’état in 1996?
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The arrest of Andrzej Poczobut raises many questions to the authorities, to the politicians who plan to run in “elections” and the West.
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He was forced to a minibus and there were no data on his locality for several next hours.
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Belarus will give 75% of shares minus one share to the holding company.
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Several dozen cafes broadcasted matches without contacts.
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EU adopted the statement on the first anniversary of the presentation of the OSCE Rapporteur’s report on Belarus.
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The dictator said that he saved the country by pulling her from the abyss again.
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Inmates cut their arms and stomachs and went on hunger strike protesting against abuse of power by prison authorities.
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Our country has stopped buying Venezuelan oil this June.
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The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, Dunja Mijatović, condemned the arrest of Belarusian journalist.
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U.S. demand to release political prisoners and stop the repression.
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The Union of Poles of Belarus (UPB) thinks a real cause of the arrest was Poczobut's views as a journalist and activist.
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The authorities are getting ready for merging the Minsk Wheeled Tractor Plant, GrodnoAzot and Gomselmash plants with Russian enterprises.
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Rivals of the nuclear idea expressed doubts in the economic efficiency of the project and spoke about the ecological danger.
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It's unknown yet what charges were brought against the activists.
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Authorities in Belarus must drop the charges against a prominent journalist.