Belarusian political prisoners

Ales Bialiatski was not included in the amnesty but was amnestied on its first day. The other political prisoners’ situation is more complicated.

The ex-political prisoner has announced it at the first press conference after his release today, on June 23.

Brussels welcomes the release of Belarus' prominent human rights defender Ales Bialiatski.

The ex-political prisoner has explained whether he plead for mercy, believed in his release and why he had lived in his boxes for three years.

The ex-political prisoner returned to the capital from Babruisk by train at 3.15 p.m.

The political prisoner has phoned his wife Natallya Pinchuk. He has been released and is heading for Minsk from Babruisk by train, Radio Liberty repor

The mirror with a prison bar painted on it stayed in the centre of Minsk for two days.

The mirror is still in the centre of Minsk. The inscription says that anyone can be imprisoned.

Ales Malchanau’s criminal case started for an affront to the state symbols was re-opened on June 4.