Belarus Says Accusations of Crimes Against Humanity Put Before ICC Are Absurd
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Belarusian Foreign Minister Maxim Ryzhenkov said allegations of crimes against humanity by his country, which Lithuania has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate, were absurd, Russian state news agency RIA reported on Thursday.
Lithuania refers Belarus to the ICC, alleging crimes against humanity over opposition crackdown
Lithuania has referred hard-line Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, government members, and security and military officials to the International Criminal Court, accusing them of committing crimes against humanity by forcing their own people to flee the country.
Belarusian opposition leader in exile Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya on Thursday said 224 political prisoners in Belarus must be ...
On September 30, 2024, the Government of Lithuania requested the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate alleged ...
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On 30 September, the Belarusian Defence Ministry commenced the next phase of inspections for its Armed Forces, specifically ...
We call on the international community: do not forget the political prisoners. Do not ease the pressure on their captors.
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In order to distract attention from the business-like and respectful dialogue between Belarus’ President Aleksandr Lukashenko and ...
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