Dmitriy Andreevich Ostapenko
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Dmitriy Andreevich Ostapenko
Involved in the issuance of politically motivated court decisions, at least 72 politically motivated decisions, for which at least 243 days of administrative arrest were imposed, at least 12,012 rubles in fines, at least 82 years of imprisonment or restriction of freedom, mainly imprisonment.
He sentenced ten political prisoners who were found guilty under Articles 218, 293, 295 of the Criminal Code. They were imprisoned for a term of five to nine years in a maximum security colony for participating in a telegram chat.
In 2017, he tried the Freedom Day participants, and was also appointed as a judge in the trial against Nikolai Statkevich.
Involved in the issuance of politically motivated court decisions, at least 72 politically motivated decisions, for which at least 243 days of administrative arrest were imposed, at least 12,012 rubles in fines, at least 82 years of imprisonment or restriction of freedom, mainly imprisonment.
He sentenced ten political prisoners who were found guilty under Articles 218, 293, 295 of the Criminal Code. They were imprisoned for a term of five to nine years in a maximum security colony for participating in a telegram chat.
In 2017, he tried the Freedom Day participants, and was also appointed as a judge in the trial against Nikolai Statkevich.
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Alexander was convicted of slandering election officials during the 2019 House of Representatives elections following a video he posted on his YouTube channel, Observer Diaries, in May 2020. He pleaded not guilty, claiming the elections were rigged.
He was released in May 2023 under an amnesty, two weeks before the end of his sentence imposed by the court.
| 17.06.2021 | 06/16/2021 put on the 10th record as a person prone to extremism and destructive activities. |
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- Service sector
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- Service sector
Ivan was detained for participating in a protest that took place on November 1, 2020, in Minsk and sentenced to 3 years of restricted freedom with referral to an open-type correctional facility. In September 2021, it became known that he was convicted again, sent to 4 years of imprisonment.
He was released in December 2023, having fully served his sentence as determined by the court.
| 22.09.2021 | Sentenced to 328 hours 3 or 327 hours 1 to 4 years in prison |
| 27.06.2021 | I recently went to court under another article, as I know they gave 2.6 or 2.8 restrictions on freedom |
- Associations
- Factory workers
- Associations
- Factory workers
Artyom worked as an optician at the Optik plant in Lida. He studied at the Grodno Physics and Mathematics Lyceum and the Lida Polytechnic College. He was arrested on September 27, 2020, in connection with a mass riot and accused of participating in "radical" Telegram channels and intending to damage or destroy three Tabakerka newsstands.
In May 2022, Artyom was convicted again for participating in protests that took place in Lida in 2020.
He was released in July 2026.
Dmitry was detained in connection with the mass riots and accused of participating in Telegram channels of a "radical orientation."
According to human rights activists , he will be released in March 2025.
Initially, there were 12 defendants in the case. Since the fall of 2020, only David Slashchev has remained at large. Several political prisoners have reported being tortured during their detention or while writing "confessions."
All of them are accused of participating in a "radical" Telegram chat. The testimony mentions several chats, including "OGSB" (Civil Self-Defense Unit), "Rabota Minsk," "100," and "101." They are also accused of intending to damage or destroy three Tabakerka stores.
Dmitry Lastovsky stated in court that he was an apolitical person and was happy with what he had: his family and his job. He noted that he had been looking for a work assistant in the "Part-time Job Minsk" chat.
He is expected to be released in early March 2025.
| 23.05.2021 | Dmitry wrote that the first court session was postponed to June 7, Semashko, 33 |