Authorities plan on releasing Dzmitry Dashkievich?

The wife of the political prisoner believes that the authorities are preparing to establish preventive surveillance after him.

Employees of the Pershamajski police department called Anastasija Dashkievich and her father today, asking if he would object if Dzmitry Dashkievich lived with them. Young Front leader’s wife posted that on her Facebook account.

“They called from Pershamajski PD and asked my father and then me if we would object if Dzmitry Dashkievich lived with us. Fantastic! And yes, of course, they asked him to visit the police department as he returns”, - she wrote.

From this calls it is clear that the prison is preparing document for establishing surveillance after the political prisoner. For how long it will be established, it is not clear.

“The essence of non-exoneration is that if Dzmitry Dashkievich, who has been in prison since 19 December 2010, is realease in due time, which I really hope for, he will be under surveillance and their control”, - she writes. This means that the political prisoner will not be allowed to leave the country. He will be unable to leave Minsk without agreeing that with surveillance bodies either.

We would remind that on 24 March 2011 Dzmitry Dashkievich was sentenced to two years in a colony of law security. He was detained on 18 December 2010 in Minsk, a day before the presidential elections. Allegedly he and Eduard Lobau beat Kanstancin Savitski and Aleh Malyshau in a courtyard of a block of flats in Janka Bryl Street. Dashkievich and Lobau’s detention was a preventive measure, taken by police on the eve of the presidential elections that took place on the following day. On 28 August 2012, in a penal colony in Hlubokaje Dashkievich was sentenced to another year in prison for “malicious insubordination of the administration.”