Human rights activist Tatsiana Revyaka was summoned to the KGB

(updated) Revyaka, allegedly, know about the circumstances relevant to the national security of Belarus.

At half past ten in the morning of August 17, member of the Board of the human rights center "Vesna" Tatsiana Revyako received a call from a KGB officer who suggested her to drive up to them to talk. Human rights activist demanded to send her an official subpoena. In response, Tatsiana heard: "If you're at work now, at "Viasna", let us bring you the subpoena. Just let's do it non-public", - reports HRC "Viasna".

At 11:10 a KGB officer, captain Aliaksandr Rubinau handed Tatsiana Revyaka a subpoena for 12 o'clock in which was indicated the reason of the call: "as a person knowledgeable about the circumstances relevant to the national security of the Republic of Belarus".

Tatsiana Revyaka suggests that this call is related to her professional activities, and with pressure on the human rights center "Viasna", whose activities after the arrest of the chairman of organization Ales Bialiatski does not stop for a minute.