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Photoblog – Day Twenty Six
After the mass arrests on Dec. 19 people have organized several support centers for prisoners.
by Tanya Fedorenko
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Photoblog – Day Twenty Three
Today, near Acrestina prison were about 15 people, they held candles and sang Christmas songs and prayed. They gathered to support the detainees.
by Tanya Fedorenko
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Photoblog – Day Twenty Two
Today prisoners were transferred to the remand prison in Akrestina. In the office of the Belarusian Popular Front, a humanitarian relief gathers.
by Tanya Fedorenko
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Photoblog – Day Twenty One
Yesterday peaceful protest took place at the gates of the detention facility, Akrestina.
by Tanya Fedorenko
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The Comfortable Confines of Art
With subsidized rent and a skill in demand, an artist in Belarus can make a good living, but the appetite for challenging works is limited.
by Ilya Kuzniatsou
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Photoblog – Election Night UPDATE
I don’t know what to say. The elections were a disaster. I’m terrified of everything; internet and official TV has its own truth. I am only glad that I left on time from Freedom Square.
by Tanya Fedorenko
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The Big Retrofit
Virtually friendless and bankrupt, Minsk looks to create a more independent economy.
by Christina Karchevskaya
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