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In Belarus, Journalism Being 'Driven Underground'

Published on: Wednesday 02 November 2022

The space for independent media to work in Belarus is getting smaller, as authorities label news outlets as extremist organizations and imprison journalists. The latest to be persecuted under the ...

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In Belarus, Journalism Being 'Driven Underground'