Event Card
On December 13, Lukashenko pardoned over 120 convicts, including Maria Kolesnikova and Ales Belyatsky, while Italy and other countries supported Belgium's call for an alternative to the 'reparatory loan' to Ukraine.
On December 13, Lukashenko pardoned over 120 convicts, including Maria Kolesnikova and Ales Belyatsky, while Italy and other countries supported Belgium's call for an alternative to the 'reparatory loan' to Ukraine.
@meduzalive 13 Dec 2025, 18:24
In Belarus, 123 political prisoners have been released, including Viktor Babariko, Maria Kolesnikova, and Ales Bialiatski, while over 1200 remain imprisoned.
@meduzalive 13 Dec 2025, 18:17
Alexander Lukashenko released opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova, who had been imprisoned since 2021, marking the second release of a major political prisoner this year, following the release of Sergei Tikhanovsky.
@varlamov_news 13 Dec 2025, 17:32
Viktor Babariko, Maria Kolesnikova, and Ales Bialiatski shared their thoughts on freedom and the struggle for democracy in Belarus, emphasizing the importance of supporting each other and continuing the active fight for human rights.
@meduzalive 13 Dec 2025, 15:54
Alexander Lukashenko pardoned 123 convicted individuals in Belarus, including prominent opposition figures such as Maria Kolesnikova, Viktor Babariko, and Ales Bialiatski, who are now outside the country.
@meduzalive 13 Dec 2025, 14:49
Марию Колесникову и Виктора Бабарико вывезли в Украину Фотографии освобожденных публикует правозащи
@meduzalive 13 Dec 2025, 14:35
Maria Kolesnikova and Viktor Babariko are in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian authorities.
@varlamov_news 13 Dec 2025, 14:35
Maria Kolesnikova has been expelled to Ukraine, according to Ukrainian authorities.
@ostorozhno_novosti 13 Dec 2025, 14:33
Lukashenko pardoned opposition members Maria Kolesnikova, Viktor Babariko, and around 120 citizens convicted of espionage, terrorism, or extremism, aiming to stabilize the situation in the European region.
@bazabazon 13 Dec 2025, 14:09
Several notable figures have been pardoned in Belarus, including former chief editor of TUТ.VY Marina Zolotova, lawyer Maxim Znakh, and human rights defenders Valentin Stefanishin and Vladimir Labkovich.
@varlamov_news 13 Dec 2025, 14:08