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The following journalists were deprived of accreditation

29 August 2020

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Source: BAJ Press Service

Journalists deprived of accreditation in Belarus on August 29:

RFE/RL: Ales Dashchynski, Alyaksandra Dynko, Aleh Hruzdzilovich, Uladz Hrydzin

BBC: Tatiana Melnichuk, Tatiana Yanutsevich.

Reuters: Vasily Fiadosenka, Uladzimir Kostsin

ARD: Illia Kuzniatsou, Sergei Sergeev, Mikhail Fomin

Agence France-Presse: Siarhei Gapon, Aliaxandr Grabenkin

AP: Yuras Karmanau, Siarhei Gryts. Dmitry Lovetsky, Konstantin Mamenkov.

RFI: Henadz Sharypkin

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