There Are "knights-extremists" In Belarus

Lukashists were afraid of the knight club "Borisfen".

The knights' club "Borisfen" was recognized as another "extremist formation" in Belarus. The corresponding decision was taken by the Interior Ministry on December 17, noted human rights activists of "Viasna."

According to the police, Pavel Stankevich, Pavel Lishenkov, Dmitri Daliachko are related to the project.

In November, social networks of the reconstruction club and personal pages of the head of "Borisfen," Pavel Stankevich, were recognized as "extremist materials. After that Stankievich was awarded 30 days of arrest.

Last week he was released, but a couple of days later he was detained again. He was given an administrative arrest, which Stankievich is now serving in a temporary detention center.

The knights' club "Borisfen" emerged in the late 1990s. It is part of the structure of Mogilev City Center of Culture and Recreation. For decades costumed performances of the club members decorated the main city street festivals and actions, numerous events in Mogilev and the region.

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