Hulak: Despite fairly mild sentence, there is new political prisoner
31/05/2012 - 15:56

Source: Euroradio

Head of Belarusian Helsinki Committee has commented on the today’s sentence.

Another request to return the exempted computers from the BHC* was sent to the KGB.
06/03/2012 - 11:55

The Belarusian Helsinki Committee appealed to the Chairman of the State Security Committee (KGB) of Belarus, Vadim Zaitsev, requesting to return the property exempted during the search in connection with the “19 December mass riot” case.

Mode of Statkevich's content was reinforced
12/01/2012 - 15:56

 

According to spring96.org, former presidential candidate, according to the decision of the court of Shklovsky district , which took place today, was sentenced to three years in prison of closed type. Now politician will serve the sentence in the chamber. His wife Marina Adamovich was not allowed to be present on judicial sitting . This was due to the fact that the hearing was closed.

Maryna Adamovich: Today I do no let anyone to insult our people. Part 2.
14/12/2011 - 23:00

"This January was the most difficult... I woke up every morning and prayed: "God, I hope that today he is still alive." On the eve of the anniversary of "Ploshcha" we're talking with Maryna Adamovich – a common-law wife of political prisoner and former presidential candidate Mikalai Statkevich. Now she acts as a human rights activist, and just as his wife, fighting for the jail release of her husband.

Maryna Adamovich: Today I do no let anyone to insult our people. Part 1.
13/12/2011 - 14:36

"This January was the most difficult... I woke up every morning and prayed: "God, I hope that today he is still alive." On the eve of the anniversary of "Ploshcha" we're talking with Maryna Adamovich – a common-law wife of political prisoner and former presidential candidate Mikalai Statkevich. Now she acts as a human rights activist, and just as his wife, fighting for the jail release of her husband.

Belarus trials highlight need for substantial justice reform, OSCE human rights chief says
12/12/2011 - 16:20

Source: www.osce.org
WARSAW, 10 November 2011 – The trials conducted in the aftermath of the 19 December 2010 presidential election in Belarus highlighted the need for a substantial reform of the country’s justice system, Ambassador Janez Lenarčič, the Director of the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) said today following the publication of a report on the findings of ODIHR’s trial monitors.