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Journalist Natallya Radzina released on recognizance
Natallya Radzina, editor of the opposition news site charter97.org, was unexpectedly released from the KGB’s detention center in Minsk on Friday evening on her own recognizance.
Ms. Radzina was arrested in a raid on the office of the site in the early hours of December 20 after a police crackdown on a post-election protest in Independence Square in Minsk.
She was among nearly 40 people charged in a so-called riot case that was opened following the protest. //BelaPAN
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