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15.02.2021, 10:29
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Victims of the Belarusian security forces turn to the law enforcement agencies of the EU countries for help.
In Belarus, in the six months since the beginning of the protests, not a single criminal case has been opened on violence against demonstrators, even though, according to official data, the Investigative Committee of the Republic of Belarus received about 1,800 such statements. Meanwhile, some victims took the opportunity to investigate crimes within the framework of universal jurisdiction and appealed to the law enforcement agencies of the EU countries, Deutsche Welle writes.
Will Lithuania help the injured Belarusians?
Lithuania became the first country to launch an investigation against the Belarusian security forces within the framework of universal jurisdiction. Indeed, an investigation is underway, and at the moment (as of February 9, 2021 - ed.), four people have been recognized as victims, but their nu ....

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