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Authorities raid homes of sports journalists
Media manager Andrei Aliaksandrau suspected of tax evasion
IFJ President Younes MJahed: We strongly condemn liquidation BAJ
European Federation of Journalists and International Federation of Journalists strongly condemn liquidation BAJ
The Belarus Supreme Court dissolved today the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ), the only independent representative organisation of journalists and media workers in Belarus and one of the country’s most prominent champions of freedom of expression. The European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) strongly condemn this parody of justice.
IFEX stands with Belarusian Association of Journalists
Supreme Court liquidated Belarusian Association of Journalists
According to the decision of the Supreme Court, BAJ representative "misunderstood the law", and all their arguments as to no legal grounds to sustain the liquidation claim should be considered unimportant.
Supreme Court didn’t allow BAJ’s appeal against Justice Ministry’s warning. Next session is scheduled for August 27
Human rights defenders call to release BelaPAN employees
Minsk: Several defendants in so called Press Club Belarus case at liberty
BelaPAN staff searched and interrogated Accountant, director and former director of the news agency have been detained
Judge slaps “extremist” label on tut.by, one more site linked to tut.by team
Minsk, 13 August. A judge of the Centraĺny District Court in Minsk on Friday applied an “extremist” label to tut.by, Belarus’ most popular independent news portal, and zerkalo.io, a website launched last month by some members of the tut.by team.
Supreme Court postpones hearing on closure of Belarusian Association of Journalists
Belarusian PEN Center liquidated by Supreme Court
Novy Čas photojournalist Dzmitryj Dzmitryjeŭ sentenced to 15 days in jail
Minsk, 5 August. Dzmitryj Dzmitryjeŭ, a photojournalist with the newspaper Novy Čas, was sentenced to 15 days in jail on Thursday on a charge of disobeying police orders, reported the publication.
Journalist Siarhiej Hardzijevič given 18-month prison sentence
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