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Bern: Aktion gegen die Todesstrafe in Belarus

26. Juni 2009
Nein zur Todesstrafe sagten die schweizerischen Amnesty International Aktivisten mit einer Aktion vor der Belarus-Botschaft in Bern. Amnesty International fordert Belarus auf, die Hinrichtungen zu stoppen und als letztes Land in Europa die Todesstrafe abzuschaffen. Hier die Bilder der Demonstration in Bern.
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Paris: Aktion gegen die Todesstrafe in Belarus

26. Juni 2009
Mit einer Mahnwache vor der Belarus-Botschaft in Paris forderten die französischen Amnesty International Aktivisten ein Ende der Hinrichtungen und die Abschaffung der Todesstrafe in Belarus. Hier die Bilder der Demonstration in Paris.
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Berlin: Aktion gegen die Todesstrafe in Belarus

26. Juni 2009
Aktivisten von Amnesty International demonstrieren in diesen Tagen vor den belarussischen Botschaften in Berlin, Paris, Bern und Wien um von der weissrussischen Regierung ein Hinrichtungsmoratorium als ersten Schritt auf dem Weg zur endgültigen Abschaffung der Todesstrafe in Belarus zu fordern. Hier die Bilder der Demonstration der deutschen Amnesty International Aktivisten vor der Belarus-Botschaft in Berlin.
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Belarus must meet Council of Europe human rights standards

23. Juni 2009
Amnesty International Public Statement 19 June 2009 The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (the Assembly) is set to vote on the restoration of the Special Guest Status of the Belarusian Parliament on 23 June. Whatever the outcome of this vote, Amnesty International calls on the Assembly to continue urging Belarus to immediately declare an official moratorium on death sentences and executions with a view to abolishing the death penalty. Furthermore, the Assembly should join in calling for the immediate and unconditional release of 11 people who Amnesty International considers are prisoners of conscience.
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Viasna 96: Review-Chronicle of human rights violations in Belarus in 2008

01. Juni 2009

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The book was prepared on the basis of the short reviews of the human rights situation in Belarus for each month of 2008. It begins with the general analysis of the civil and political situation in the country for the reporting time. The book describes important events and the reaction of the international community to them. Then there are presented some concrete facts of human rights violations by which one can trace back a certain history of struggle of representatives of the Belarusian democratic community for human rights and fundamental freedoms. Among the main violations there are politically motivated criminal and administrative persecution, trampling upon the freedom of expression, prohibition of peaceful assemblies and denial of the right to association.

Amnesty International Report 2009: Belarus

01. Juni 2009
Head of state: Alyaksandr Lukashenka Head of government: Syarhey Sidorski Death penalty: retentionist Population: 9.6 million Life expectancy: 68.7 years Under-5 mortality (m/f): 14/10 per 1,000 Adult literacy: 99.6 per cent The government continued to exert excessive control over civil society. State control over the media increased, and restrictions on independent media continued. Some public events were banned; peaceful demonstrators were fined and detained for short periods; and civil society activists and journalists were harassed. Belarus continued to hand down death sentences and execute prisoners.
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Amnesty Report 2010: Belarus Amnesty: Human rights groups condemn two new Belarus death sentences Amnesty: Belarusian conscientious objector acquitted RWB: Unsuccessful meeting between newspaper editors and deputy minister RWB: Journalists’ emails probed, Charter 97 website persecuted

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