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Vasil Parfiankou appeals parole denial

26.12.2012 Vasil Parfiankou appeals parole denial

An appeal has been submitted on behalf of political prisoner Vasil Parfiankou to challenge a decision to deny his early release request reportedly taken on 13 December at the Baranavichy-based arrest house No. 6.

Hrodna Regional Court: A Corporate Wall

20.12.2012 Hrodna Regional Court: A Corporate Wall

On December 20, Hrodna Regional Court heard the complaints by three Svislach civil society activists – Viktar Dziasiatsik, Yury Hlebik and Anatol Valiuk – who contested an earlier decision by Svislach District Court.

Mahiliou police unwilling to admit mistakes

18.12.2012 Mahiliou police unwilling to admit mistakes

Mr. Baleika, head of the police department of Mahiliou regional executive committee, says that the publication on the department’s website does not contain any defamatory data and there are reasons for refuting it, instead of apologizing for a shameful article about human rights defender Barys Bukhel.

Supreme Court upholds refusing court proceedings in Belarusian

18.12.2012 Supreme Court upholds refusing court proceedings in Belarusian

Baranavichy human rights defender Siarhei Housha received yesterday a letter signed by first deputy chairman of the Supreme Court of Belarus A. Fedartsou, which says that there are no grounds for disciplinary proceedings against Judge Petryu of the Court of Baranavichy District and the City of Baranavichy, as well as the chairman of the Court M.A. Kmita. The high official argues that "the law does not provide for the obligation of administering justice in the Belarusian language."

Constitutional Court ignores proposals by Homel pro-dem activist

17.12.2012 Constitutional Court ignores proposals by Homel pro-dem activist

Ihar Sluchak, former candidate for Parliament in Homel-based constituency No. 34, received a reply to his appeal issued by the Constitutional Court. In his appeal, the pro-democratic activist urged the Constitutional Court to order the review of his earlier complaint at the Supreme Court of Belarus.

Brest Regional Court upholds fine for charity lunch

17.12.2012 Brest Regional Court upholds fine for charity lunch

Brest Regional Court upheld today a 3-mln fine imposed on Baranavichy entrepreneur Mikola Charnavus for arranging a charity lunch at the city’s market.

Human rights defender Barys Bukhel seeks to refute false information

23.11.2012 Human rights defender Barys Bukhel seeks to refute false information

Mahiliou human rights defender Barys Bukhel lodged a claim with head of the Internal Affairs Department of Mahiliou Region Baleika, following a publication on the Department’s website on 8 December 2011, entitled “Everyone, really, has the right to... Or what right does human rights defender Barys Bukhel protect?”

UN Human Rights Committee rules in the case of Uladzislau Kavaliou

22.11.2012 UN Human Rights Committee rules in the case of Uladzislau Kavaliou

Mrs. Liubou Kavaliova, the mother of Uladzislau Kavaliou (Kovalev), executed for plotting and implementing a lethal blast in Minsk underground in April 2011, received the decision of the UN Human Rights Committee. The complaint was considered in less than a year. The Committee recognized that the investigation was conducted with numerous errors, Kavaliou was subjected to physical violence and forced to testify against himself, the court was not impartial and, most importantly, the right to life was violated.

BCD activist appeals harassment by KGB

21.11.2012 BCD activist appeals harassment by KGB

Aleh Aksionau, Mahiliou activist of the Belarusian Christian Democracy Party, filed today an appeal to the court of the city’s Leninski District challenging a decision by local KGB officials who instituted supervision over the activist putting him on a preventive record.

Baranavichy police reject early vote rigging allegations after two months of “investigation”

20.11.2012 Baranavichy police reject early vote rigging allegations after two months of “investigation”

On November 19, human rights defender Siarhei Housha received a response from the Department of the Interior of Baranavichy city executive committee signed by its deputy chief Colonel Aliaksandr Trafimau. The police official succinctly summarizes that no trustworthy data on forcing the students of Baranavichy State University to early voting in the parliamentary elections has been received during the consideration of Siarhei Housha’s statement.

Attempt to punish election riggers turns fruitless in Orsha

19.11.2012 Attempt to punish election riggers turns fruitless in Orsha

Orsha town police department sent a response to local coordinator of independent election observation campaign Mikalai Dziamidau, who demanded to prosecute election officials involved in fraud.

Human rights defender urges Supreme Court to punish Baranavichy judges

15.11.2012 Human rights defender urges Supreme Court to punish Baranavichy judges

Human rights defender Siarhei Housha filed today a statement to the office of the Chairman of the Supreme Court, with a demand to prosecute two judges of Baranavichy City and District Court.

Supreme Economic Court turns down complaint by Baranavichy activist

13.11.2012 Supreme Economic Court turns down complaint by Baranavichy activist

On November 13 the Supreme Economic Court heard the cassation appeal lodged by Baranavichy businessman Mikalai Charnavus against the administration of the city’s private market. As a result, Judge Kiyenka examined the case in only five minutes and ruled to dismiss the complaint.

Government unwilling to compensate Homel resident’s moral damage for illegal conviction

13.11.2012 Government unwilling to compensate Homel resident’s moral damage for illegal conviction

Three appeals have been filed against the decision of Homel Chyhunachny District Court demanding 50 million rubles in moral damages for local resident Yauhen Dzedushkin.

Porters of Polatsk winery seeking reinstatement in court

31.10.2012 Porters of Polatsk winery seeking reinstatement in court

On November 1 Polatsk District Court is expected to continue hearing the suit brought by former employees of Polatsk winery Dzmitry Siankou and Viktar Rasliakou, who were fired for alleged "systematic violations of labor discipline."

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