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BAJ Moves to a New Office
June 13, 2017
BAJ Moves to a New Office
From June 19, the office of the Belarusian Association of Journalists will be open at Kalvaryiskaya 16, office 265 (3rd floor). The closest metro station is Frunzenskaya.
June 13, 2017
Investigative Committee Replies to BAJ’s Appeal Regarding Regnum Case
May 30, 2017
Investigative Committee Replies to BAJ’s Appeal Regarding Regnum Case
May 30, 2017
Journalist Fined for Insulting Traffic Policeman
May 23, 2017
Journalist Fined for Insulting Traffic Policeman
May 23, 2017
BAJ Urges State Bodies to Provide Info on Patriots’ Case
May 11, 2017
BAJ Urges State Bodies to Provide Info on Patriots’ Case
May 11, 2017
Social Net Live Stream Results in a Fine for a Zoo Activist
On April 26, the Viciebsk region court upheld the decision of the Orsha court to fine a local environment activist for a live stream on the social net Odnoklassniki.
April 28, 2017
Social Net Live Stream Results in a Fine for a Zoo Activist
On April 26, the Viciebsk region court upheld the decision of the Orsha court to fine a local environment activist for a live stream on the social net Odnoklassniki.
April 28, 2017
Belsat Cameraman Fined for “Cursing” at the Police
For two days, the Pershamayski district court was hearing the case of Ales Liubianchuk, cameraman of Belsat who was detained at the office of Belsat on the day of searches. Judge Yury Harbatouski fined the reporter for 25 b.a. (575 BYN) allegedly for speaking obscene language at the police department.
April 20, 2017
Belsat Cameraman Fined for “Cursing” at the Police
For two days, the Pershamayski district court was hearing the case of Ales Liubianchuk, cameraman of Belsat who was detained at the office of Belsat on the day of searches. Judge Yury Harbatouski fined the reporter for 25 b.a. (575 BYN) allegedly for speaking obscene language at the police department.
April 20, 2017
Home Affairs Ministry Sees No Violations of Journalists Rights
The Ministry of Home Affairs replied to the petition of the Belarusian Association of Journalists, which called on the authorities to investigative the mass violations of journalists’ rights in March. The key point of the reply is that law enforcement officers did not violate any law, and BAJ “has to stop “covering up” and “justifying” the people who have nothing to do with mass media”.
April 18, 2017
Home Affairs Ministry Sees No Violations of Journalists Rights
April 18, 2017
Blogger Proves Innocence in Court
April 17, 2017
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