Stanislav Vladimirovich Ivanyutenko
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Stanislav Vladimirovich Ivanyutenko
Crimes against the rights and freedoms of citizens of Belarus. Stanislav Vladimirovich Ivanyutenko is an employee of the judicial authorities involved in politically motivated repressions, in which thousands of peaceful demonstrators, several hundred journalists, human rights defenders and activists were detained and subjected to violence. He handed down guilty verdicts in politically motivated cases, where he issued penalties in the form of fines totaling at least 1,755 rubles and administrative arrest for at least 6 days. He sentenced political prisoner Victoria Kulsha under Part 1 of Article 411 of the Criminal Code (Malicious disobedience to the legal requirements of the colony administration) and sentenced the woman to another year of imprisonment in addition to three and a half years in prison. Among her “violations” were: “destroying a letter written for her daughter”, “went to the toilet without warning”, “was unfriendly with the correctional facility staff”, “was with a button on her coat undone”, “when opening the cell doors, did not she stood up, didn’t say hello, didn’t identify herself.” A total of 34 penalties were issued against Victoria. He handed down a sentence to Anna Vasilyeva, a resident of the city of Rechitsa, who was accused of organizing and preparing actions that grossly violate public order under Part 1 of Article 342 of the Criminal Code, because the woman “took an active part in group actions, grossly violating public order, going out onto the road in Rechitsa, joining other people and actively obstructing the movement of the official vehicle of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Rechitsa District Executive Committee, using a baby stroller, forcing him to stop the movement and subsequently change the route, when thereby showing clear disobedience to the lawful demands of police officers to stop the gross violation of public order.” Ivanyutenko sentenced the woman to restriction of freedom for a period of two years without sending her to an open correctional facility. Thus, Stanislav Vladimirovich Ivanyutenko is responsible for human rights violations and undermining the principles of the rule of law, as well as for promoting repression against representatives of civil society and the democratic opposition. His work within the judiciary is focused on maintaining the position of the existing government, rather than on enforcing the law. Ivanyutenko’s actions contribute to human rights violations, strengthening the power of Alexander Lukashenko and increasing politically motivated repression in the Republic of Belarus.
Crimes against the rights and freedoms of citizens of Belarus. Stanislav Vladimirovich Ivanyutenko is an employee of the judicial authorities involved in politically motivated repressions, in which thousands of peaceful demonstrators, several hundred journalists, human rights defenders and activists were detained and subjected to violence. He handed down guilty verdicts in politically motivated cases, where he issued penalties in the form of fines totaling at least 1,755 rubles and administrative arrest for at least 6 days. He sentenced political prisoner Victoria Kulsha under Part 1 of Article 411 of the Criminal Code (Malicious disobedience to the legal requirements of the colony administration) and sentenced the woman to another year of imprisonment in addition to three and a half years in prison. Among her “violations” were: “destroying a letter written for her daughter”, “went to the toilet without warning”, “was unfriendly with the correctional facility staff”, “was with a button on her coat undone”, “when opening the cell doors, did not she stood up, didn’t say hello, didn’t identify herself.” A total of 34 penalties were issued against Victoria. He handed down a sentence to Anna Vasilyeva, a resident of the city of Rechitsa, who was accused of organizing and preparing actions that grossly violate public order under Part 1 of Article 342 of the Criminal Code, because the woman “took an active part in group actions, grossly violating public order, going out onto the road in Rechitsa, joining other people and actively obstructing the movement of the official vehicle of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Rechitsa District Executive Committee, using a baby stroller, forcing him to stop the movement and subsequently change the route, when thereby showing clear disobedience to the lawful demands of police officers to stop the gross violation of public order.” Ivanyutenko sentenced the woman to restriction of freedom for a period of two years without sending her to an open correctional facility. Thus, Stanislav Vladimirovich Ivanyutenko is responsible for human rights violations and undermining the principles of the rule of law, as well as for promoting repression against representatives of civil society and the democratic opposition. His work within the judiciary is focused on maintaining the position of the existing government, rather than on enforcing the law. Ivanyutenko’s actions contribute to human rights violations, strengthening the power of Alexander Lukashenko and increasing politically motivated repression in the Republic of Belarus.
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Victoria, the administrator of the channel “Drivers 97%”, was detained on November 4, 2020 in Minsk by GUBOPiK officers and convicted of “calls for mass riots and blocking roads in connection with dissatisfaction with the authorities and election fraud.”
In 2022 and 2023, the court increased her prison term twice, accusing her of "malicious disobedience to the demands of the administration of the correctional institution." Victoria was repeatedly subjected to pressure in the colony and was recognized as a "malicious violator."
According to the schedule on the Supreme Court website, Victoria's case will be heard on October 28, 2024, in the Rechitsa District Court. The woman is accused for the third time under Part 1 of Article 411 of the Criminal Code.
On December 18, 2024, the appeal was heard in the Gomel Regional Court.
As of the end of December 2024, she was transferred to Penal Colony No. 24.
Polina Sharendo-Panasyuk reported that Elena Gnauk and Victoria Kulsha were placed in a PKT: "After several weeks in a punishment cell, they were transferred to a PKT. It is 99% that they will again fabricate Article 411 against them."
Polina also added: "Victoria Kulsha's kidneys have probably already failed. She went on hunger strikes for months, she refused water and drink. She cut her veins. They threw her in the punishment cell with this - she cut her veins in the punishment cell. She went on hunger strikes in the punishment cell. She refused medical help."
Victoria was supposed to be released in April 2025 after her term expired. But in early April, she was transferred to Gomel's SIZO-3 as part of the fourth criminal case under Part 1 of Article 411 of the Criminal Code (malicious disobedience to the legal demands of the colony administration).
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- Bloggers
- Associations
- Bloggers
Blogger from Rechitsa. The process was closed, so all that is known is that the young man was charged with a video published back in 2020 on Youtube, where they saw an insult to Lukashenko.
In addition, it is known that Barsukov collaborated with propagandists. He took part in the revealing story of Ksenia Lebedeva on «BT». In the investigation the young man is presented as once had a negative attitude to the authorities. His story was used for manipulation.
On November 8, 2022, the court of the Horki district held a hearing on the case of transferring a political prisoner to a correctional facility of a different type and changing the conditions of the regime.
Maxim was convicted in 2021 of "insulting a government official" and sentenced to restricted freedom and placement in an open-type facility.
In July 2022, he was released under pardon.
In February 2024, a court hearing was held on three charges: "desecration of buildings and damage to property" and "illegal trafficking of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances." The details of the case and the outcome of the trial are unknown.
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- Politicians
- Teachers
- Parents of minors
- Associations
- Activists
- Politicians
- Teachers
- Parents of minors
The social activist was detained on January 3, 2021, at her home after security forces broke down the door, conducted a search, and seized some of her belongings. Polina was convicted of "threatening to use violence against an internal affairs officer" and "insulting a government official." She refused to testify either during the investigation or in court.
In April 2022, Polina's sentence was extended on charges of "disobeying the demands of the prison administration," and in October 2023, she was convicted again under the same article. Polina is the first female political prisoner in Belarus to be convicted under this article. The article is used against prisoners who refuse to cooperate with the administration, often for alleged violations.
The political prisoner is systematically subjected to psychological pressure and physical violence; she has been repeatedly placed in solitary confinement, punishment cells and punishment cells.
The BNR Rada awarded Polina Sharendo-Panasyuk the Order of the Pursuit.
In March 2024, a propaganda story about Polina accidentally showed a yellow tag indicating the end date of her imprisonment: May 21. However, she was not released on that day, and she was charged for the third time with “disobeying the prison administration,” for which she was convicted again in October 2024.
She was released on February 1, 2025, having fully served her sentence (4 consecutive terms).