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Trial of two opposition activists in Vitsyebsk postponed to Thursday
The trial of two young opposition activists arrested in Vitsyebsk on Saturday after putting up a sign has been postponed to February 21.
Stanislaw Lawrenaw and Alyaksey Kishchuk, members of Belarusian Christian Democracy (BCD), were held in a detention center following their arrest, Tatsyana Sevyarynets, the unregistered party's coordinator in the Vitsyebsk region, told BelaPAN.
On Monday, Judge Ina Hrabowskaya of the Kastrychnitski District Court ordered a postponement of their trial after the two men demanded lawyers.
Messrs. Lawrenaw and Kishchuk were released in the courtroom.
They were apprehended by police after hanging a sign saying "Freedom to Political Prisoners" near Liberty Square in the center of the city in northern Belarus.
The young men displayed the sign as part of a nationwide campaign in support of political prisoners that began on February 13.
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