Human rights activists reported 250 criminal cases due to elections in Belarus

More than 250 criminal cases were instituted in Belarus against participants in presidential elections and protests. Such a message was published on September 22 on the website of the Belarusian human rights center Spring. Follow the development of events in the broadcast: Belarus: the confrontation within the country is growing - the broadcast Human rights activists noted that these are cases against the participants in the presidential race, activists of their headquarters and protesters who took place after the election. Most often, cases are initiated under the article on riots, at least 87 people appear in them. Cases have also been opened under articles on group actions grossly violating public order, resistance to law enforcement officers, violence or threats of violence against an employee of internal affairs agencies. There are cases against opposition-minded citizens brought for tax evasion, as well as cases for libel and hooliganism. Human rights activists claim that 200 people from different cities were prosecuted in connection with the events of the election campaign or after it. Of these, 68 people were recognized as political prisoners. See also: Human rights activists reported the detention of more than 220 protesters in Belarus As well: Council of Europe calls on Lukashenko to immediately stop violence
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