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News on 17.08.2012
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The journalist gave an interview to charter97.org several hours after his release.
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Young people remain the defendants in the case of "Teddy troopers".
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An activist of European Belarus civil campaign was detained in Moscow again.
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This afternoon, the human rights activist was summoned to the KGB.
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A corresponding message the head of "Belarusian Association of Journalists" received from the Department of Citizenship and Migration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
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Belarus does not produce solvents and diluents.
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Head of the Lithuanian Institute of Human Rights Watch calls to evaluate Belarusian request for assistance in the investigation of the "Teddy troopers".
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The staff of the independent newspaper "Borisov News" for two days is suffering from the "invasion" of workers of the housing department #1 of Borisov UE "Housing".
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He has worked as a cutter operator for a year and was named firm's best employee.
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Administration of the recreation center "Forest Paradise" in Kirov district refused the activists to rent one day before check-in.
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The sooner the “elections”, the more interest the KGB and the tax office show in relation to activists of the United Civil Party (UCP).
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Parents of the arrested journalist have received another letter.
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A former chief of the National Bank of Belarus Pyotr Prakapovich replaced Tkachou as an aide to Lukashenka.
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The mother of estate agent Syarhei Basharymau from Minsk had the first meeting with him in the KGB jail.
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(updated) Revyaka, allegedly, know about the circumstances relevant to the national security of Belarus.
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The first head of independent Belarus calls the forthcoming “elections” a “secret service operation” and participation in them “collaboration with the authorities”.
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The real size of pensions in July 2012, comparing to June, decreased by 1.3%.
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A woman was fined for trespassing on Lukashenka's residence.
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There were attempts today to convey a parcel for the political prisoner, situated on Volodarskaja Street in Minsk.
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Detention a further blow to independent journalism in Belarus.