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bialiatski (noun) - Bialiatski is a proper noun, typically a surname. It may refer to a specific individual or family name
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Bialiatski was arrested and brought to trial as a revenge for his appearances at international forums.
The arrest of Ales Bialiatski came at a time of high tensions.
Norway condemns the sentencing of the prominent Belarusian human rights defender Ales Bialiatski.
Ales Bialiatski continues his literary work in jail.
We urge the Belarusian authorities to ensure the immediate and unconditional release of Ales Bialiatski.
Ales Bialiatski is a freedom fighter and human rights defender currently imprisoned by the Belarusian regime.
Actions in support of Ales Bialiatski are still banned in Belarus.
Ales Bialiatski is a prisoner of conscience and must be immediately and unconditionally released . ”.
A well-known human rights activist Ales Bialiatski has been released.
Political prisoner Ales Bialiatski sends greetings to Baranavichy human rights defenders and civil society activists.
Belarus, Confirmation in appeal of the ban of a book written by Mr. Ales Bialiatski.
Ales Bialiatski officially charged.
On 11 August, Amnesty International declared Bialiatski a prisoner of conscience.
Ales Bialiatski wins Franco-German prize for human rights and rule of law.
The European Parliament has already expressed its support for Bialiatski in a resolution of 15 September 2011.
See also
Belarus, Ales Bialiatski freed after almost three years behind bars.
Trial of Ales Bialiatski to start on 2 November.
Ales Bialiatski at European Parliament, I was not released from jail without any reasons.
The case of Ales Bialiatski is not, however, an isolated one.
Upon graduation, Bialiatski worked as a schoolteacher in the Lieĺčycy District, Homieĺ Region.
In November 2011 Ales Bialiatski was sentenced to four and a half years ' imprisonment.
On 4 August 2011 Ales Bialiatski was detained for three days on suspicion of committing a criminal offense.