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The 61-year-old pensioner was accused of writing an appeal to the Central Office of the Investigative Committee, where she "publicly insulted" a certain Supreme Court judge. The woman sent this appeal to the Investigative Committee at the end of 2023 ("no later than December 5, 2023").
At the trial, Filonova said that there was no intent to insult the judge, and there was no crime in her actions.
However, Judge Rudina found the pensioner guilty and sentenced her to a fine.
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Valentina has a disability and groups, lives on a pension. After the elections, she was repeatedly fined under political administrative articles. Thus, in 2021, the woman was fined 1,160 rubles for a photo with a quote from the Bible " when the wicked reigns, the people groan." This was considered "unauthorized picketing."
During the peaceful marches in Vitebsk, Valentina used a wheelchair because she has difficulty walking.
In September 2024, it became known that Valentina would be tried for “assisting extremist activity.”
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The woman is probably accused of solidarity with political prisoners. The exact date of the woman's arrest is unknown.
The trial of Elena Tikhonovna began on October 3 in the Minsk City Court. The case is being heard by Judge Sergei Katser.
It is known that the woman was detained in May 2021. Then Judge Tatyana Motyl fined Elena 50 basic units for "unauthorized picketing."
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Mikhail was convicted under the articles “insulting a government official” and “insulting the president” for comments left on the Internet.
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Natalia was detained during a "solidarity raid" in late January 2024 on charges of supporting political prisoners and their families. That fall, she was convicted of "assisting extremist activity" and "active participation in group actions that grossly violate public order" and sentenced to imprisonment in a penal colony.
It is known that before her arrest, Natalia worked for Solbeg. After the war began, the company relocated a significant portion of its employees abroad, but Natalia remained in Belarus.
On December 13, 2025, she was released following a visit to Minsk by US President Donald Trump's special representative, John Cole, and taken to Ukraine.
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Natalia Zhigar's case is allegedly related to her support for people held in pretrial detention. Before retirement, she worked in the Brest Court office.
Before the trial, the woman was under house arrest.
The case was heard in the Grodno Regional Court. It was initially sent back for revision .
Judge Valery Romanovsky began hearing Natalia's case on August 19, 2024, and hearings continued on September 20, 24, and 30.
On December 27, 2024, the Supreme Court heard Natalia's appeal.
On March 19, 2026, she was pardoned after another visit to Minsk by US President Donald Trump's special representative, John Cole (among a group of 235 prisoners left in Belarus).
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Vladimir Naumovich is the bass guitarist of the cover band BAND 777. Grodno residents perform compositions of famous rock bands such as AC / DC, Guns N' Roses, Deep Purple. According to social networks, the musician is 61 years old.
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Before the trial, the woman was under recognizance not to leave the place.
According to the investigation , Tatyana Chekel, while intoxicated at her place of residence, “deliberately and publicly expressed a phrase containing a negative assessment of Alexander Lukashenko, expressed in an indecent, offensive form.”
In the presence of a police patrol, which was called by a pensioner whose mobile phone had disappeared, the woman insulted Lukashenko. The woman’s partner heard this phrase and testified against her in court.
2 years of restriction of freedom without direction
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Activist, pensioner.
She was detained on April 9, 2024, when she went to the Oktyabrsky district police department of Minsk to pick up her phone, which was taken from her two years ago and was not given back. Let us remind you that in March 2022, Galina was sentenced to 15 days of arrest for leaflets “No to war” - this was considered “unauthorized picketing”. Now they told her that they were ready to give her the phone, so they invited her to the police department.
The essence of the accusation is unknown. It is known that she was detained under Art. 342 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus.
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According to the prosecution , Romalda put a “class” mark in Odnoklassniki under the image in the “Long Live Belarus” group. A 60-year-old pensioner was accused of slandering A. Lukashenko.
3.5 years of restricted freedom without referral to an open-type institution
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The trial of the second group of Baranovichi residents (9 people) began on March 28, 2024. Elena was among them. The verdict was handed down on April 11.
According to the prosecution , in August 2020, the convicted persons "shouted slogans, demonstrated white-red-white banners, obstructed the movement of vehicles and the normal functioning of enterprises and organizations."
Elena worked as a Belarusian language teacher until retirement.
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Gala Anshuk, from May 5, 2022 to February 14, 2023, five times sent electronic appeals to the General Prosecutor's Office and the Council of Ministers, in which, according to the prosecution , she made a negative assessment of Lukashenko, expressed in an indecent form and which in its content humiliated his honor and dignity.
In court, Gala Anshuk explained that “she sent these appeals because she wanted to comment on Lukashenko’s performance of his powers and duties as head of state and does not believe that the insults were of a public nature, since they were read by a limited number of government employees.”
After her arrest on February 5, Gala was placed under house arrest pending trial. But before that, the woman was sent to a forensic psychiatric expert hospital, which decided that due to her mental state she needed compulsory security measures and treatment.