In the court of Minsk, the process began over the human rights activist Ales Belyatsky
In the court of the Leninsky district of Minsk, on January 5, the process began over the Nobel Prize laureate, chairman of the Vegelitsky human rights center Aleshatsky, his deputy Valentin Stefanovich and the coordinator of the campaign for free elections, Vladimir Labkovich. They face from 7 to 12 years in prison. Human rights activists are accused of financing anti -government speeches and smuggling of funds. Dmitry Solovyov, who is abroad, is judged in absentia.