Political persecutions

Yuri Vershuk was found guilty of leaving a humiliating comment under a video in which Solovey, chairman of the Gomel Regional Executive Committee, answers questions from citizens on August 16, 2020. On January 5, 2021, by pardon, he was transferred to home chemistry.

This was reported by the information service of the prosecutor's office of the Vitebsk region. According to the prosecution, on March 27, she deliberately made a video recording with verbal obscene text, which depicts traffic police officers. She posted the story in the public domain on her social media account, where it was viewed at least 120,000 times.

According to the indictment, on February 27, Yuriy Mikholap, “sharing and adhering to the idea of social intolerance towards government officials, expressing an open manifestation of hostility and intending to make a wish aimed at publicly insulting Lishko, posted on the VKontakte social network under the information with the image of the major the comment “This ? ! pork snout, will pass the standard for physical training ?! ””

According to the indictment, Anatoly Rusetsky was at home on October 29, 2020, intended to insult police officer Alexander Kravchenko in order to inflict moral suffering on him, left a comment under the image describing Kravchenko in the Punishers of Belarus telegram channel with obscene language, thereby publicly insulting a government official

Convicted for protests on August 9, 2020 in Zhlobin.

Convicted for protests on August 9, 2020 in Zhlobin.

A resident of Minsk, detained on June 17 as part of a criminal case on group actions grossly violating public order (Article 342 of the Criminal Code).

Pavel was charged, he was placed in a pre-trial detention center.

Convicted for commenting on the telegram channel Punishers of Belarus.

According to the indictment, on November 27, 2020, Dmitry Yaskevich intended to publicly insult a representative of the authorities in order to humiliate his honor and dignity in connection with the performance of his official duties, based on political and ideological enmity associated with the electoral campaign in the Republic of Belarus, out of a sense of hostility towards representatives authorities and desire to present Nikita Mikhalochkin in a humiliating position for the general public, left a comment on the telegram channel “Punishers of Belarus” with the following content: “Freaks” . With this, the accused inflicted moral suffering on the injured policeman, undermined his authority and personal qualities. On December 25, 2020, Dmitry Yaskevich committed similar actions against the deputy head of the Zhlobin District Department of Internal Affairs Dmitry Dedyun, leaving a comment: that has already been convicted.

She was convicted for a comment allegedly left on Facebook under a photo of a senior police sergeant. Svetlana claims that she did not leave such a comment. Svetlana's son, Igor Ermolov, was sentenced to 5 years in a penal colony under Art. 293 (laser pointer case). Svetlana is retired and takes care of her sick mother.

The court awarded 2 years of "home chemistry" and 2,000 rubles in compensation for "moral damage".

Convicted for the events in Zhlobin on August 9-10, 2020.

Accused of the August "riots" in Brest. He was taken into custody on July 19, 2021 at the request of prosecutors.

Markevich in 2020, after falsifying elections and beating people at peaceful rallies, made several graffiti at various facilities in Slonim and the Slonim district (in the village of Shilovichi), including at bus stops. One of the inscriptions on the abandoned wall concerned the head of the local police department (the meaning was such that "the people will not forgive").

Participated in a video message of Belarusian reserve officers to active servicemen. On July 16, they came to Sergei's house with a search and detained him. According to Lukashenka's decree, he, like eight dozen other officers, was stripped of his military rank. Sergei Shpak had 28 years of service. Sergey has 4 children, 2 of them are minors. Released December 14, 2021 in the courtroom.

Convicted for taking part in protests in August 2020.