
Three residents of the Belarusian Mogilev received from 3 to 3.5 years the colony for hanging dolls with the faces of officials. This was reported by the human rights center "Vesna".
“In the court of the Kruglyansky district (Mogilev region), on April 19, the Mogilev residents Sergey Skoku, Olga Klimova and Maxim Sergeenko, accused of malicious hooliganism (part 2 of article 339 of the Criminal Code) and insulting the president (Article 368 of the Criminal Code) were announced. Judge Dmitry Sosnovsky awarded Klimkova and Skoku for 3.5 years, Sergeyenko - three years of colony of general regime, ”the report said .
The defendants were accused of making six growth dolls “with cynical inscriptions and images of senior officials” and placed them on overpasses near the villages of Vilchitsa and Lyubuzh, and their photos were distributed on the Internet.