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Jailed Belarus Nobel winner should have been freed in prisoner swap, say supporters

Jailed Belarus Nobel winner should have been freed in prisoner swap, say supporters

  • Allies of Bialiatski and other jailed Belarusians are disappointed they were not included in the swap
  • Alena Masliukova, a member of Viasna — the human rights organization founded by Bialiatski, said: “This was a total disappointment, and we still haven’t overcome it“
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Scholz concerned about death sentence for German national in Belarus

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