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Political prisoner and journalist Darya Chultsova turns 25 in prison
“It’s Dasha’s birthday on the 20th, she will celebrate her twenty-fifth birthday. Such a beautiful date! Too bad it will be a day off. The day passed quickly at work and maybe it wasn’t so sad,” Dasha’s mother Natalya Tserabilenka told.
OSCE: situation in Belarus is unprecedented for Europe
CEO describes blocking of Deutsche Welle’s website in Belarus as “act of desperation”
“The torture is ongoing.” Journalist Katsiaryna Karpitskaya speaks about arrest conditions
Supreme Court liquidated Belarusian Association of Journalists
Integrity. Strength. Yulia VIDEO
"There is nothing impossible for her" — a story about the founder of the Press Club, Yulia Slutskaya.
Four months after the Belarusian presidential elections, the founder of Press Club Belarus, Yulia Slutskaya, and three members of her team — Financial Director Sergei Olshevsky, Programme Director Alla Sharko and Yulia's son Photographer Pyotr Slutsky — were arrested on charges of tax evasion and have been remanded in prison in Minsk since December 22, 2020.
OSCE Media Freedom Representative meets with representatives of the BAJ and editors of independent media
The OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media (RFoM), Teresa Ribeiro, met online today with representatives of the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ) and editors of several independent media outlets to discuss the current state of freedom of expression and media freedom in Belarus.
Repression and resistance in Belarus: A monthly chronology
“Everything was done to paralyze the work of the organization”
Belarus: Prosecution of journalists for “organising violations of public order” infringes international human rights standards
ARTICLE 19 is deeply concerned about the criminal charges pursued in Belarus against Belsat TV journalists Ekaterina Bakhvalova and Daria Chultsova. Both journalists were covering the peaceful protests taking place on 15 November 2020 that demanded a change of the ruling government and of the president, and accountability for the tortures and killings of protesters like Roman Bondarenka. Journalists are now facing criminal charges for organising actions that grossly violate public order, and active participation in them. ARTICLE 19 argues that journalists are simply prosecuted for carrying out their role – gathering and sharing important information about protests and ensuring accountability of public bodies for their actions. We call on the Belarusian courts to immediately and unconditionally drop these charges and refrain from bringing similar charges in the future.
Why are three Belarusian journalists in jail and what punishment do they face?
On Human Rights Day, NGOs call for accountability and an end to the crackdown in Belarus
RSF’s 15 recommendations for ending the four-month-old crackdown on press freedom in Belarus
BAJ wins the first Canada-UK Media Freedom Award. Andrei Bastunets’ speech
Wife of political prisoner Ihar Losik: “They organized a torture chamber for my husband”
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