In Minsk, they came with searches to the movement “For Freedom”, the Association of Journalists and the Helsinki Committee

In Minsk, security officials came to the offices of the Association of Journalists, the Helsinki Committee, the For Freedom movement and other organizations.

“The good news is that the UK recognized the RUH as a human rights organization. The bad news is that our office is being searched on Kuhlman, ”- wrote on Facebook, the leader of the Belarusian movement “For Freedom” Yuri Gubarevich.

Gubarevich also confirmed DW that a search is taking place in the office of his movement.

The Telegram channel of the Belarusian Association of Journalists says that security officials came to the organization’s office, they broke down the door.

The door is being broken down in the office of the Belarusian Helsinki Committee reported Chairman of the BHC Oleg Gulak.

Human rights activist and coordinator of the campaign “Human rights defenders against the death penalty” Andrei Poluda was also searched, writes human rights center “Vesna”. Half a dozen were taken to the site “Territory of Rights”, where a search will also take place.

The office of the organization “Union of Belarusians of the World” Batskaoshchyna “” was searched, writes “Our Field”.

The financial police came to the office of the Imena media platform. About it reported Onliner the founder of the publication Katerina Sinyuk. “People came to the office and introduced themselves as financial police. Now they have summoned the director Katerina Sergeeva there, ”she said.

Brest human rights activist Kirill Kofanov from Human Constanta is being searched, informs “Mediazona” with reference to the organization.

Also became knownthat with searches they came to the home of the employees of the human rights center “Viasna”.

The KGB of Belarus announced earlier that they were conducting a large-scale operation in the republic “to cleanse radicals from people”. Last week, more than two dozen searches were carried out in the offices of Nasha Niva, Brestskaya Gazeta, Intex-Press, Medyya-Palesse, Inform-Promenade, and Gantsavitski Chas.