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Liberalization Is Over?
Liberalization Is Over?
Media in Belarus Conference: Challenges and Chances
The two-day conference “Mass Media in Belarus: Challenges and Chances” gathered media professionals, civil society and governmental officials from Belarus and abroad. Some important messages below briefly explain what issues are faced by journalistic community in Belarus, and not only, from the perspective of laws and politics.
Media in Belarus Conference, Day Two
Farewell to Sisterly Love
Farewell to Sisterly Love
Come to Belarus for 5 days without a visa!
Come to Belarus for 5 days without a visa!
Journalism as Problem Solving
John Silver Interview: Informational Isolation is the Hardest
“Our people know three things: how to run the state, play football and publish Nasha Niva”
Belsat Director in a Public Meeting at Press Club in Minsk
“Minsk is changing a lot, and there is a drastic difference between the capital and the province” this is how Agnieszka Romaszewska-Guzy formulated her fresh impressions from Belarus. It is the second time in the decade that Mrs Romaszewska visits Belarus: after she was deported in 2005, for ten years she had been denied a visa to Belarus.
On May 31, the Press Club Belarus held a public meeting with Belsat director, after she made a trip to the north of the country and before another trip to southern regions. She told about nowadays Belsat, their expectations, and answered the questions of the public.
Common position of Belarusian human rights defenders ahead of the next round of the EU-Belarus human rights dialogue
Recidivist from Journalism (interview from Abajour, abridged)
Young German Aspiring to Develop Belarusian Media
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