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News on 8.10.2012
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“The house of the representatives” in the second reading adopted the amendments to the legislation on the issues of “fight against terrorism” and “counteraction to extremism”.
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Anastasia Loika was detained for several hours at the border crossing point while returning home from Vilnius on October, 6.
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Belarusian film critic Maksim Zhbankou was expelled from the film critics jury at Listapad International Film Festival scheduled for November 2—9 in Minsk.
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The former political prisoner was called to police on 8 October.
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The Lithuanian human rights activist commented for charter97.org on the information about the Lukashenka’s entourage purchasing real estate in Vilnius.
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Britain sold to Belarus some £3m worth of arms exports.
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The activists of the civic campaign European Belarus held a performance near the National Library in Minsk.
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His fairy-tales the head of the Innovation center for law education Ihar Kuzminich posted on his blog.
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Strong winds have damaged over 300 square meters of the iron roof.
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A BChD activist from Navapolatsk, who in the morning on 8 October tried to hang out a banner “Freedom for political prisoners”, was fined for triple baseline rate.
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Belarus is stuck in the Soviet past, under the grip of a brutal regime. But a few dissidents still cling to the small hope that things will improve.
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They were shown in a news report about … an investment forum.
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Ten tonnes of banknotes have recently been delivered from Europe to Minsk by planes.
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The question is in how many countries Belarusian officials already bought real estate, a politician thinks.
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The human rights activist Aleg Volchak received a notification about that from the Investigation Committee.
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The UN’s special reporter on independent judicial system and advocacy expressed her support to the Belarusian human rights activist.
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Myasnikovich, Martynau, Shakitin and Chyzh are among buyers of expensive real estate in Vilnius.
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The journalist beaten by police on 18 September was rejected to have a suit filed on that matter.
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Mir TV showed another portion of sincere remarks of the Belarusian dictator.
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Devaluation expectations in Minsk remain high.
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As many as 300 people signed the open letter to support Andrei Charnyakevich, a fired associate professor of the University of Hrodna.
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The bus belonging to HC "Yunatstva-Misnk" has been involved in a road accident near the Academy of Sciences in Minsk.