Political persecutions

Before the verdict, the Gerasimenko spouses were free on bail of 200 basic units each. In the first case, it amounted to 8,000 rubles, in the second - 7,400 rubles, which indicates that they were assigned a preventive measure at different times.

The Gerasimenko spouses were accused of participating in one of the protests in Minsk in 2020. They admitted guilt and noted that they took part in the event out of curiosity; they said that they took pictures with white-red-white flags, which they took from strangers in the crowd.

Before the verdict, the Gerasimenko spouses were free on bail of 200 basic units each. In the first case, it amounted to 8,000 rubles, in the second - 7,400 rubles, which indicates that they were assigned a preventive measure at different times.

The Gerasimenko spouses were accused of participating in one of the protests in Minsk in 2020. They admitted guilt and noted that they took part in the event out of curiosity; they said that they took pictures with white-red-white flags, which they took from strangers in the crowd.

Vadim was accused of participating in a protest in Minsk in 2020 and entering the roadway. He fully admitted his guilt. He was in custody until the trial.

The Minsk resident was identified from video recordings from March, which were found in a laptop that was taken from Osaenok during the search.

Vadim Asaenok has a higher education and is unemployed.

Seventeen people were charged under the "people's" article, but the terms announced for eight of them are known so far. They were found guilty of participating in the March in Baranovichi on the night of August 10-11, 2020. They were allegedly on the roadway of the streets, shouting loudly, shouting "slogans" and "demonstrating" national flags.

On July 29, 2024, the Moscow District Court held a hearing on Kristina's case "on the release of a convicted person, to whom a deferment of execution of punishment was applied, from further serving the sentence after the child reaches the age of three or in the event of his death."

A Polish citizen. Roman arrived in Belarus on July 19, 2022, and disappeared. His whereabouts were unknown, and the Southwest search and rescue team launched a search for him. It was later reported that Galuza was alive and his whereabouts had been established, but no further details were provided. However, an acquaintance of Roman's wrote on social media that he was being held in a KGB pretrial detention facility.

In Poland, Galuza graduated from university, received citizenship, and volunteered, including helping Belarusian refugees. Roman's arrest may have been premeditated by Belarusian security forces.

Now he faces up to 15 years in prison.

On December 13, 2025, he was released after another visit to Minsk by US President Donald Trump's special representative, Keith Kellogg, and taken to Lithuania.

Resident of Postavy and owner of the training hall "ReZhim".

It is known that in 2021, Vitaly’s house was searched; it was carried out in connection with a criminal case for insulting the delegates of the Supreme Council from the Postavy district. The insult allegedly took place on one of the social networks.

In 2024, the Investigative Committee began “special proceedings” against Vitaly. The special jurisdiction mechanism allows the Belarusian authorities to try defendants in absentia if they remain abroad.

Architect. She wasdetained during a massive raid by security forces on architects in Minsk.

The woman was accused of going out onto roadways and “blocking and obstructing the path of vehicles” during three protests. Natalya fully admitted her guilt at the trial. She said that she actually took part in three Marches with other people, which she learned about from the media and news. She understood that the holding of these mass events was due to socio-political events in the state, but “she did not take her participation in them seriously.” While participating in the Marches, Natalya took photographs of herself and her husband, as well as those participating in the Marches, on her phone. In total, police found seven photographs from the protests, which were stored on cloud storage. The inspection reports for some photos indicate that “the photographer is located on the roadway.”

From the verdict, which was published on pravo.by, it follows that photos from the protests of the woman were found on the phone during a call to the police department of the Moskovsky district of Minsk.

Before the trial, Natalya was held on bail in the amount of 8,000 rubles.

Elena Kasperovich is on leave to care for a minor child who has a disability, and also cares for her elderly parents. After the arrest, she was under subscription until the trial.

According to the prosecution , the woman posted the text of a comment that allegedly contradicts the established rules of communication between people, the requirements of universal morality, in which she humiliated the honor and dignity of police colonel Zh., in connection with the performance of his official duties, out of a feeling of hostility towards government officials.

The publication said that the police chief allowed himself to abuse prisoners.

The woman was accused of participating in the Unity March on September 6, 2020 in Minsk and entering the roadway. She was identified from photographs and videos of another protest participant, Uldanov, who uploaded them from his phone to his hard drive. Zhanna fully admitted her guilt.

From January 25 to February 1, 2024, the woman was in custody. Later, before trial, on bail of 12,000 rubles.

Zhanna Dudinskaya has a secondary specialized education and works as a nurse in the private enterprise Hematest.

According to the prosecution , 37-year-old Ilya Bulye, on August 23, 2020, while in the city of Minsk, took part in a mass protest on Independence Avenue, violated public order, blocked and obstructed the path of vehicles, which resulted in disruption of public transport.

Ilya was also detained on October 19, 2020 for participating in a similar action.