Vladislav was accused of repeatedly publicly insulting government officials and disclosing their personal information in the Telegram channels and chats "Punishermen of Belarus," "Chat-Partisan," and "My Country Belarus." He pleaded not guilty at his trial, claiming he could not remember the comments and data he posted due to a mental illness—mixed personality disorder—and subsequently refused to provide an explanation. His mother confirmed the diagnosis, but experts stated that the condition does not affect memory or the ability to understand one's actions.
Former political prisoners (current status unknown)Unknown
Vladislav Vitalievich Muravsky
- Dissidentby since
- Date of recognition as a political prisoner by Dissidentby
- Viasna since
- Date of recognition as a political prisoner by the Viasna Human Rights Centre
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Sentences
Trial outcome 02.11.2023
4 years restrictions of freedom with referral to an open-type correctional facility, 100 basic values fine.Involved in repression

Julia Vladimirovna Shchetkina
MoreJudges18 october 2026
- Place:
- court of Leninsky district of Minsk
- Type:
- Court of First Instance
- Date:
- 02.11.2023

Sergey Viktorovich Shatilo
MoreJudges13 august 1989
- Place:
- court of the Soviet district of Minsk
- Type:
- Administrative case
- Date:
- 15.07.2020
- In custody:
- from 06.04.2023 to 02.11.2023
- Hometown:
- Minsk
- Birthday:
- 14.02.1998
- Articles:
- Insulting the presidentInsulting of a government representativeComplicity of a threat against a judge or a people's assessor
Timeline
- 2020
15.07.2020
Administrative court
court of the Soviet district of Minsk, judge Sergey Viktorovich Shatilo
- 2023
06.04.2023
Transfer
SIZO-1 — In custody
02.11.2023
Trial outcome 02.11.2023
4 years restrictions of freedom with referral to an open-type correctional facility, 100 basic values fine, court of Leninsky district of Minsk
02.11.2023
Status change
Released pending appeal
~01.12.2023
Status change
Unknown
