Repression
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31 political prisoners pardoned amid mass detentions in Belarus
The Belarusian dictator pardoned 31 more people convicted under the so-called “extremist” articles.
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More than 1,200 people have been convicted for “insulting” and “slandering” the Belarusian dictator
Since 2020, more than 1,200 people have been convicted in Belarus for “insulting” dictator Lukashenka and “slandering” him.
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The presentation of the movie about Stalin’s repressions took place in Warsaw
Belarusians abroad continue to work on the topic of Stalinist repressions.
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Belarusians in various countries will honor the memory of the shot poets
The night of October 29-30, 1937 is a tragic date in the Belarusian history of the 20th century. At that time, more than 130 Belarusian cultural, literary, scientific, and political figures were shot in Minsk.
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Belarusians are being tried for “denying the genocide of the Belarusian people”
The article, which was invented in 2022, was first announced today in the Minsk court. The accused is 54-year-old Andrei Savitsky.
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Singer Max Korzh left Belarus due to the threat of political persecution
The departure of singer Max Korzh from Belarus is reported by pro-government Telegram channels.
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The destruction of independent NGOs continues in Belarus
Since 2020, more than 1,800 NGOs have been liquidated in Belarus.
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New criminal cases against political immigrants
In Belarus, the Investigative Committee, within the framework of terror for any manifestations of political activity, reported on the next criminal cases against Belarusian political emigrants.
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A “critically high level of repression” remains in Belarus
Human rights activists analyzed the human rights situation in Belarus in September.
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“Viasna”: There is an increase in political repression in Belarus
The situation with human rights and fundamental freedoms in Belarus is determined by the “consistently high level of politically motivated repression.”
