A group calling themselves "Lukashenko Busters" protested outside the London Stock Exchange to oppose trading in companies that do business with wth the Belarus dictatorship.
Julian Assange’s supporters accuse the media of hypocrisy in pointing to Ecuador’s sketchy record on press freedom—but come dangerously close to apologizing for repression.
Just as Ecuador has granted asylum to Julian Assange, President Rafael Correa’s government moves to rescind the asylum status granted to a whistleblower from Belarus.
First in Sudan, now Belarus. From Amnesty International, Aug. 14: Photos of Teddy Bears Land Belarus Student Behind BarsAnton Surapin did what millions do every day: he posted photos of something interesting online. But he lives in ex-Soviet Belarus, the… Read moreNext in Belarus: teddy-bear revolution?
