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Hard Times: Belarusian Media Abroad Say They Lack Money For Their Mission

Labeled "extremists" at home, independent Belarusian journalists living and working abroad worry that troubles attracting advertising and competition for media grants mean that their work encouraging Belarusians to support democracy is under threat.

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Belarus s Lukashenka Sets Passport Trap To Lure Opponents Back Home

Belarus s Lukashenka Sets Passport Trap To Lure Opponents Back Home
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Belarus : Solidarity with Belarusian journalists

Belarus : Solidarity with Belarusian journalists
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Journalists in Trouble Newsletter

Journalists in Trouble Newsletter April 09, 2021 RUSSIA A view shows the newsroom of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) broadcaster in Moscow,, April 6, 2021 / The newsroom of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) broadcaster, Moscow bureau, April 6, 2021. Share An RFE/RL freelance correspondent arrested in Ukraine s Russia-annexed Crimea has told a court he was tortured with electric shocks, beaten, and threatened with death unless he confessed to spying on behalf of Ukraine. Vladyslav Yesypenko s lawyer on April 6 said his client testified during a closed-door court hearing that the torture lasted two days after his arrest in March on what the defense calls false charges. On Wednesday, April 7, Yesypenko was

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