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Kremis is known for its designer linen products, hand painting and embroidery.

It appears that Natalia Kremis did not challenge her sentence in the Supreme Court, since the "list of extremists" indicates that she is already serving a sentence, i.e. most likely sentenced to imprisonment.

Anton is 25 years old. From the guy’s social networks it follows that he graduated from school in 2016 and served in the army in 2019.

Dmitry was detained upon returning to Belarus from Poland in early May.

Also under Part 1 of Art. 342 of the Criminal Code with Dmitry Andrei Karpovich will be tried.

Anton was detained at the end of May. During his arrest, he was accused of numerous actions: participation in protests, insults in the comments of the propagandist Azarenka, leaking the “Black Book of Belarus” and registration in the chatbot of the “Peramoga” plan.

As evidence of “protest activities,” the security forces then showed footage of the book “Revolution” by Viktor Martinovich, which was found in Anton’s possession during a search.

As a result, he will be tried for participating in post-election protests.

From social networks it is known that Elena is 38 years old. The last time she was online was at the end of May. The woman’s VKontakte status says “PEACE.” She was definitely in custody before the trial.

She was detained for participating in protests in Baranavichy in 2020. A video of the detainees was published by a telegram channel close to the security forces.

Where Alina is now and under what article she is accused is unknown.

He was detained for participating in protests in Baranavichy in 2020. A video of the detainees was published by a telegram channel close to the security forces.

It is unknown where the detainee is now and under what article he is accused.

He was detained for participating in protests in Baranavichy in 2020. A video of the detainees was published by a telegram channel close to the security forces.

It is unknown where the detainee is now and under what article he is accused.

Lyudmila Deineko is 40 years old. In 2005, she graduated from Polotsk State University with a degree in jurisprudence. First she worked in the internal affairs department of the Minsk regional executive committee, then in the justice department of the Minsk city executive committee, and as a consultant in the court of the Zavodsky district of Minsk.

The trial begins on July 22. Deineko is accused of “calling for sanctions,” “insulting Lukashenko,” and “inciting hostility or discord.”

Lyudmila has two minor children.

Elizaveta worked at the IT company SENLA. She probably left for Poland after the start of the war in Ukraine. Then she returned to Grodno and was detained.

The trial of the IT specialist will begin on July 23. The girl was charged under Article 342 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus for allegedly “participating in protests.”

Dmitry Suvkhanov is the brother of Marat Suvkhanov, who died in Ukraine in February 2023, fighting on the side of the Russian occupation forces.

The moderator of the meeting in the Svetlogorsk district court was again Kristina Kasyanova. She considered the charge against Dmitry Suvkhanov under Part 2 of Art. 367, with which the authorities punish for slandering Lukashenko.

Thus, the authorities violated Suvkhanov’s right to have his case examined by an independent and impartial court. After all, citizen Kasyanova is in a state of labor dependence on a person whom Suvkhanov allegedly slandered: Menaut Lukashenko, by his decree, appointed Kasyanova to the position of judge and if he is dissatisfied with her actions, only he can dismiss her from that position.

In April 2024, security forces wrote about the detention of unnamed 2 men because they had removed the state flag from a kindergarten in Brest. Then the security forces clarified that one man was 25 years old, the second was 46 years old. And they threatened with criminal liability for “desecration” of state symbols.

At the same time, security forces posted a video of the incident. Those frames show that 2 men are walking from the gate along the path to the building. Then one man helped the other, and thus they removed the state flag from the façade along with the staff. Then they left the institution through the gate, waving the flag a little.

The media found a 46-year-old man from Brest named Konstantin Penchuk on social networks. And they found on social networks a Brest resident who was 25 years old in April (now 26 years old) with the name Stanislav Lugovoy. This gives reason to assume that men with such names are being tried specifically for removing the state flag from a kindergarten in April 2024.

In April 2024, security forces wrote about the detention of unnamed 2 men because they had removed the state flag from a kindergarten in Brest. Then the security forces clarified that one man was 25 years old, the second was 46 years old. And they threatened with criminal liability for “desecration” of state symbols.

At the same time, security forces posted a video of the incident. Those frames show that 2 men are walking from the gate along the path to the building. Then one man helped the other, and thus they removed the state flag from the façade along with the staff. Then they left the institution through the gate, waving the flag a little.

The media found a 46-year-old man from Brest named Konstantin Penchuk on social networks. And they found on social networks a Brest resident who was 25 years old in April (now 26 years old) with the name Stanislav Lugovoi. This gives reason to assume that men with such names are being tried specifically for removing the state flag from a kindergarten in April 2024.