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News on 13.06.2012
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The Ambassador of Russia to Belarus, Alexander Surikov, speaks about resuming talks on introducing the common currency in Belarus and Russia.
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Parliament called to appoint to the new post a high-level envoy with an international reputation, tasked with raising the EU's human rights profile worldwide.
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Judge Ivan Lastouski from the Slonim district court heard a case of BCD activist Volha Panasevich on June 12.
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The human rights organization Amnesty International has prepared an overview of the situation in Belarus in the 20th session of the UN Council on Human Rights.
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The author of “Musorok” poster promises new creative ideas.
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The list of the media published by BelTA news agency does not contain the most popular Internet portal and the largest Lithuanian newspaper.
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Bashkortostan President Rustem Khamitov will visit Belarus on 14-15 June.
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“Amnesty and politics should not be mixed together,” Anatoly Hlaz, the deputy chair of the human rights commission at the “house of representatives”, says.
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Eduard Lonbau was punished in accordance with article 117 of the Criminal Procedure Code (discipline violations).
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The Poland–Russia game was preceded by violent clashes of the fans.
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The Russian company Inteko is currently exploring the possibility of investing in the project Minsk-City.
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Business interests of different states should not allow Lukashenko and his entourage to avoid sanctions.
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Major of Belarusian border guard is awaiting trial in a Polish prison, two more officers - in search.
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The document is said not to be finished yet.
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The amnesty is mere evidence to the fact that Belarusian prisons are filled very quickly. Chairperson of the legal commission of the Belarusian Helsinki Committee Garry Pogonaylo said:
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Defense Minister of Belarus imposed a ban on all flights of the Armed Forces aviation.
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Sanctions will be extended if political prisoners are not released.
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A reader of charter97.org made a shocking video on Kamarouski market in Minsk.
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The Belarusian Prosecutor’s Office explained that extradition of Pavel Borulko might damage the country’s sovereignty.