Pavel Sheremet, journalist; Dmitry Zavadsky, journalist; Yaroslav Ovchinnikov, driver, (released) and new names: Anatoly Adamchuk, aged 22, journalist; Aleksandr ...
Pavel Sheremet, Dimitry Zavadsky and Yaroslav Ovchinnikov, three members of a Russian television crew: On 7 August 1997, Yaroslav Ovchinnikov was freed from detention ...
News Service: 135/97. AI INDEX: EUR 49/10/97. 30 JULY 1997. Belarus: Amnesty International adopts Russian TV Journalists as prisoners of conscience. ...
Pavel Sheremet, Dimitry Zavadsky and Yaroslav Ovchinnikov, three members of a Russian television crew: The above were detained on 22 July 1997 in Belarus by border ...
Gregory Kishko, Andrey Sheptytskich; new names: S Krishtapovic, A Polatenko, A Kolbasko, A Stanishevich: There is concern at the continuing practice of arrest and ...
Igor Ganya and F Verega: There is grave concern that Igor Ganya and F Verega, both citizens of Moldava, may face execution if their appeals are not upheld by the ...
Gregory Kishko, and new name: Andrey Sheptytskich: Amnesty International has learned that Gregory Kishko was released from detention pending trial and was reportedly ...
According to further information, Gregory Kishko, an artist, remains in detention following his arrest on 23 March 1997 at a demonstration in Minsk. He was reportedly ...
Gregory Kishko, Nikolai Statkevich: Amnesty International is concerned at reports of continuing arrests of peaceful demonstrators. On 23 March 1997 between 70 and ...
This report is launched as part of Amnesty International's major campaign for the recognition of the right to conscientious objection to military service in Europe ...
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