Despite the fact that court dismissed the appeal, Dzmitry Zvan’ko did not lose the hope and now looks forward to the expected amnesty in honor of 70 years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War or parole. But in both cases he should to pay the full amount awarded by the court. A symbolic actions […]
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“On the night of April 15th to 16th, the embassy of Belarus in Paris was repainted; this was a small gesture of solidarity with the comrades Dzmitry S. and Dzmitry Z., convicted for opposing neo-Nazis in their region.” Source
In March two antifascists from Brest, Belarus were found guilty of attacking local neonazis. Dzmitry Stsyashenka was accused of aggravated hooliganism for threatening to attack a neonazi with a knife last summer. He was sentenced to 4 years of custodial restraint. Dzmitry Zvan’ko was accused of malicious bodily harm inflicted to a group of neonazis,
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This month there was a few hearings on the case of Brest antifascist Dzmitry Zvanko, but the trial is closed because the complainant claimed he had been threatened on the Internet. Another antifascist from Brest – Dzmitry Stsyashenka – is accused on another episode, the first hearing was planned on January 24, but it was
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Dzmitry Zvan’ko – antifascist from Brest. Detained on May 9, 2013 among 5 other antifascists a a suspect of the fight with the ultra-rights, that had happened the day before. In custody the detained were psychologically and physically pressed, though Dzmitry was the only one who made it public and filed a complaint to the
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