Ihar Alinevich was turned into a “malicious offender of prison rules” some days before the amnesty after a year of good behaviour. The political prisoner wrote this in a letter to his mother Valyantina Alinevich on 27 June 2012, Belorusski Partizan reports. “It was fault-finding – they said I was badly shaven and read too […]
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Policemen raided on a flat belonging to the parents of anarchist Dzmitry Dubouski. The young man, involved in the Minsk anarchists’ case, is outside Belarus now. On June 12, Dzmitry Dubouski’s mother marked her birthday. The next night, three policemen from Salihorsk, who did not introduce themselves, raided on the flat where Dubouski’s parents live.
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Alexey Sutuga, anarchist, anti-fascist and the member of “Autonomous Action” was arrested on Tuesday evening, April 17, in Moscow. It happened during fundraising effort in support of anti-fascists prisoners. It became aware almost after a day after arrest that Alexey is now in the remand prison number two which is also known as “Butyrka”. The
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On 29 March 2012 the Federal Migration Service of Russia gave Finnish citizen Antti Rautiainen, a member of Autonomous Action, an order to leave the Russian Federation within 15 days. According to the order, Rautiainen is suspected of “making statements for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order.” Migration authorities have commented, that such decisions
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Around a hundred people have been reportedly detained during a concert in support of the “Food Not Bombs” international campaign held in Minsk MTZ Palace of Culture this evening. The detainees were taken to various police departments. As of 10 p.m., all the women except one (Alena Dubovik is said to be facing administrative charges,
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