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MIL-OSI NGOs: Belarus: University students expelled from universities and imprisoned for peaceful protest

Source: Amnesty International – Belarusian students are being arrested on criminal charges, prosecuted for peaceful activism and expelled from educational institutions, in retribution for their involvement in the continuing protest movement against the widely-contested official presidential election results of August 2020, Amnesty International said today. In a new publication the organization describes brutal reprisals against students and reveals the disruptive impact of the state’s repression of academic life in Belarus. “Students and teachers who protested across Belarus began their current academic year in a country radically transformed by events over the summer. From the outset, it was clear that their dissent would not be tolerated by either the authorities or many university administrations. On 27 October, Alyaksandr Lukashenka called for universities to dismiss them. We then saw with dismay how universities did exactly this to scores of students,” said Aisha Ju

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Belarus: University students expelled from universities and imprisoned for peaceful protest

24 May 2021, 03:01 UTC Belarusian students are being arrested on criminal charges, prosecuted for peaceful activism and expelled from educational institutions, in retribution for their involvement in the continuing protest movement against the widely-contested official presidential election results of August 2020, Amnesty International said today. In a new publication the organization describes brutal reprisals against students and reveals the disruptive impact of the state’s repression of academic life in Belarus. “Students and teachers who protested across Belarus began their current academic year in a country radically transformed by events over the summer. From the outset, it was clear that their dissent would not be tolerated by either the authorities or many university administrations. On 27 October, Alyaksandr Lukashenka called for universities to dismiss them. We then saw with dismay how universities did exactly this to scores of students,” said Aisha Jung, Amnesty

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Amnesty: Students In Belarus Face Arrest, Expulsion For Peaceful Activism

Amnesty: Students In Belarus Face Arrest, Expulsion For Peaceful Activism
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Amnesty International: Blocking tut by Is Cowardly Step by the Belarusian Government

19.05.2021, 8:23 The illegitimate authorities are afraid of the truth. The international human rights organization Amnesty International urges the Belarusian authorities to stop repressions against independent media and lift the blocking of Tut.by, reports Naviny.online. The statement of Aisha Jung, senior campaign manager of the organization in Belarus, calls the blocking a cowardly step on the part of the government, which is afraid of the truth and resorts to brutality to suppress human rights . The blocking of tut.by is a full-scale attack on the right to freedom of expression and press freedom in Belarus and deals a heavy blow to residents access to independent sources of information. The scale of this attack can t be underestimated, as about half of Belarusian Internet users turn to tut.by for news and other services.

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Belarus blocks top news site in full-scale assault on free press | Global development

Last modified on Wed 19 May 2021 09.42 EDT A leading news site in Belarus has been taken offline and its journalists interrogated by government officials in what human rights campaigners are calling a âfull-scale assaultâ on the right to freedom of expression in the country. Tut.by, a news site read by more than 40% of Belarusian internet users, has been blocked and its editors questioned after their offices and houses were raided by authorities. âThis is a cowardly step taken by a government which fears truth and resorts to brutal measures to suppress human rights,â said Aisha Jung, senior campaigner on Belarus at Amnesty International.

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