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Amnesty International has launched the Write for Rights 2012 marathon.
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The editor of the Narodnyia Naviny Vetebska web-site Siargei Serabro was taking pictures of the yards and street in the city’s outskirts before the visit of Lukashenka.
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Cities for Life/Cities Against the Death Penalty event was held on November 30 in many countries across the world.
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Football fans of Moscow "Dynamo" and English visitors started fighting in one of the bars near the Irish Embassy.
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The authorities admitted that the foreign trade balance slumped due to the cessation of “solvents” export.
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Pediatrician Ihar Pastnou was dismissed after criticising head of the Vitesbk region Alyaksandr Kasinets in public.
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The Belarusian Association of Journalists’ motion for unfreezing the accounts of the Arche magazine was not satisfied.
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Political prisoner Zmitser Dashkevich wrote about his life in a solitary confinement cell in the Hrodna prison.
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The Ministry of International Affairs of Belarus called farfetched the decision of the German authorities to withdraw their military attaché from Minsk.
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At the Granit enterprise the prosecution of the activists of an independent trade union continues.
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This car has been coursing around Minsk for several weeks already in the ruler’s procession.
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The Vitebsk coordinator of the organizational committee of the BChD party Tatiana Seviarynets received a letter from Dzmitry Dashkevich from the Grodno prison No 1.
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The mother hopes to see her son, an activist from Navapolatks who is suspected of spying.
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Teachers were made to work as construction workers at weekends in the town of Hlybokaye.
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Belarus Uladzimir Makei believes that at the current stage the issue of normalizations of the relations between his country and the European Union depends on the EU’s position.
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Lyudmila Shakhryna is on the sick leave now.
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It was re-installed on 29 November and lasted for only three days.
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German authorities have made it because of massive violations of human rights in Belarus.
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The police department of Minsk's Leninski district again found itself in the middle of a torture scandal.