Sophia Sapiei's father extinguished a fine by his daughter's sentence. According to the Law of the Republic of Belarus, now it can be pardoned or extradited to Russia

Andrei Sapga, the father of the Russian woman Sophia Sapiegi, who convicted in Belarus, repaid a fine of a daughter of 175 thousand Belarusian rubles (about $ 68 thousand). This was told by the BBC was told by the family lawyer Anton Gashinsky, and also confirmed the mother of Sapieha Anna Dudich.

This amount is compensation for non -pecuniary damage to approximately 70 citizens. According to the court, they suffered from the work of Sapieha in the Telegram channel “Black Book of Belarus”, where the personal data of the Belarusian security forces, officials, judges and journalists of state media were published.

The largest amounts were awarded to the deputy chief of the Vitebsk police department Dmitry Zyathev, the chairman of the court of the Mozyr region Anatoly Strelchenko and a certain Irina Kashchuk. According to the BBC, the latter, probably, is the major of the police of the Lelchitsky District Department of Internal Affairs Inna Kashchuk, who became Irina because of the judge’s mistake.

According to Gashinsky, the payment of a fine, according to the legislation of Belarus, is a key condition for the pardon of the sapga or its extradition to Russia.

On May 6, the court in Belarus sentenced Sapeg to 6 years in the colony. She was accused under seven criminal articles. In particular, the girl was found guilty of “illegal collecting and disseminating information about private life, which constitute the personal and family secrets of another person, without his consent, resulting in damage to the rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of the victim.” At the end of June, she asked Alexander Lukashenko about pardon.