Valery Saikovsky

Number of repressed:

1

Valery Saykovsky headed the Department for Supervision of Tax and Customs Law Enforcement at the Minsk Prosecutor's Office and served as the state prosecutor in the 2011 case against Ales Bialiatski. In court, he argued that Bialiatski's guilt had been proven and demanded a five-year prison sentence with confiscation of property. The court partially upheld the prosecutor's position, sentencing Bialiatski to four and a half years in prison. Subsequently, Saykovsky was promoted to the Investigative Committee of Belarus, where he held the position of Deputy Chief of the Investigative Committee for Minsk with the rank of Justice Advisor.