Impunity Begets Violence
/On this International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists the Coalition For Women In Journalism extends support to women journalists.
Read MoreOn this International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists the Coalition For Women In Journalism extends support to women journalists.
Read MoreIrina Slavnikova, a Belsat TV representative was illegally detained at Minsk airport as she arrived with her husband from Egypt.
Read MoreBelarus authorities have launched yet another criminal investigation against independent news agency Tut.by.
Read MoreState authorities searched the apartment of ex-TV broadcaster Katerina Pytleva on September 7.
Read MoreThe editor of the "Green Portal", Yanina Melnikova was detained for 72 hours and yet not released.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court ruled to dissolve the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ) on August 27 after closing a complaint filed by the Ministry of Justice.
Read MoreChief editor of BelaPAN news agency, Iryna Leushyna, was detained on August 18, along with accountant Katsyarana Boyeva and former director Dzmitry Navazlylau.
Read MoreFormer journalist Ksenia Lutskina has been in prison for over eight months. Earlier, she was accused of large-scale tax evasion.
Read MoreCarola Schneider, a correspondent for Austria's national broadcaster, was detained by the police along with her cameraman.
Read MoreJournalist Inessa Studzinskaya, affiliated with Radio Svaboda, was restricted from leaving the country.
Read MoreNasta Pilyugina, a blogger and host of the "dzigital" podcast, was detained in Minsk on the morning of July 29.
Read MorePolice raided the homes of at least 15 journalists, six of whom were women.
Read MoreA former Tut.By employee and writer, Yulia Chernyavskaya is suffering serious health problems under house arrest.
Read MoreIryna Novik, a project editor for Hrodna.life, was detained by the Belarusian police over a photo she released.
Read MoreGlafira Zhuk, a journalist associated with Narodnaya Volya, was released after 30 days in detention.
Read MoreValeria Kostyugova, an independent analyst and editor of the Belarusian Yearbook, is in detention after authorities searched her residence on June 30.
Read MoreJournalist Natallia Kazei was forced to leave Belarus for Germany with her family after she was threatened with a criminal case by her employer organization.
Read MoreValyaryna Kustava, a poet and an anchor for Belarusian television left the country along with her toddler daughter amidst the threats to her safety.
Read MoreVolha Takarchuk runs a political blog on Youtube and has a following of 37,000 subscribers.
Read MoreBelarusian journalist Maria Malevich’s apartment was raided by police.
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