Lukashenka And Shunevich Are Looking For Sanctions

19 people were detained on charges of organizing "mass riots" in Belarus over March 21-22.

According to the Human Rights Center Viasna, deprived of the registration by the authorities, this list is constantly updated and expanded.

Human rights activists gather information about persons detained with the charge of organizing "mass riots" under Part 3 of Art. 293 of the Criminal Code.

Part 3 of Article 293 of the Criminal Code "Mass riots":

Training or other preparation of persons to participate in "mass riots", accompanied by the commission of actions introduced in Part 1 of this Article, as well as financing or other material support of such activities

– They are punishable by a term of arrest up to six months or imprisonment by a term of up to three years.

Now there are 17 people on this list:

Abramau Aliaksei, 1979 year of birth.

Afnahel Yauhen (hold in the detention centre in Akrestsin Street)

Barstok Siarhei

Hrek Illia, 1992 year of birth.

Huryn Yury (in the KGB pre-trial detention center)

Danilau Viktar

Zmitser Dashkevich (in the KGB pre-trial detention center)

Duksht Viachaslau, 1992 year of birth.

Dundukou Andrei, 1985 year of birth.

Yaudakha Aliaksandr, 1975 year of birth. (in the KGB pre-trial detention center)

Komlik-Yamatsin Andrei

Lazouski Miraslau, 1973 year of birth.

Leuchanka Artsiom (in the remand prison No. 1)

Maksim S.

Mikhalkou Yan

Pashkevich Tsimur

Siarhey Strybulski (presumably, the status is being clarified)

Siarhei Palcheuski (in the KGB pre-trial detention center)

Raman Vasilyeu

– Currently three categories of people have been detained: people who once had relationships with the White Legion, which was officially dissolved in 2008, and secondly, people who are associated with the Babruisk sports club Patriot, there were many trainers from military personnel there, and they also started to detain Young Front activists, that is, just public activists," – human rights activist Nastassia Loika told Radio Racyja."