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International News Title: World Mum While Belarus Dictator Brutalizes Nation Why Is The World Silent? While Belarusian Dictator Lukashenka Brutalizes His People? World Mum While Belarus Dictator Brutalizes Nation Why Is The World Silent? While Belarusian Dictator Lukashenka Brutalizes His People? 3-12-6 Belarus is the last European nation whose people are still suffering under the brutal grip and painful isolation caused by dictator, Alyaksandr Lukashenka. On March 19th, the day of our presidential elections, we finally have some degree of hope that freedom and Light will prevail over brutality and darkness, but we are certain that the Lukashenka regime is capable of anything to prevent that from happening. Numerous times over a long period of time, we have tried to inform the world about the plight of our people. President Bush has referred to Lukashenka as "Europe's last dictator." We are crying for our freedom. We are wondering why the world is SILENT. Today in Belarus freedom-loving citizen opponents of Alyaksandr Lukashenka's regime are abducted routinely. Unknown representatives of law-enforcing agencies in mufti seize people in the streets, without producing any documents, and take law abiding citizens to police departments, and then in courts, where servile judges pass sentences on wrongful charges. For instance, yesterday in Minsk Zubr activists Alyaksei Lyaukovich, Paval Yukhnevich and Maxim Vinyarski were seized. Yesterday another activist of resistance movement, an underage Barysau dweller Anton Akulich was seized in Minsk. Unknown people seized him in the center of Minsk, packed in a car, red Peugeot, and taken in unknown direction. There is no information about his whereabouts. Today the international community practically does not react to the events. For many years habitual statements are made, and they are of no effect. Other oppositionists are detained according to the same scenario. The leader of the Belarusian Popular Party, an electioneering agent of the single democratic candidate for presidency Vintsuk Vyachorka, and six other activists of the headquarters of Alyaksandr Milinkevich were seized on March 8 right after the meeting of the candidate with voters. Later it was informed that oppositionists were detained by riot policemen. For six hours nobody knew the whereabouts of the candidate's agent. The mobile phone of V. Vyachorka didn't answer. Later, at the trial, were he was taken on the next day, it was found out that the mobile phone of the BPF leader was confiscated, his arms were twisted, he was threatened bodily harm. The candidate for presidency Alyaksandr Kazulin and his supporters were beaten up by SWAT policemen on March 2. Only the commander, charged with abductions and assassinations of people, Dzmitry Paulichenka, was in uniform. In his full dress lieutenant colonel Paulichenka was beating and kicking Kazulin, while his officers were beating well-known politicians and journalists. The same people staged a nasty fistfight in front of the police department of Kastrychnitski district of Minsk. They were seizing people peacefully standing by the police department, who had come to support Kazulin. The nose of the "Komsomolskaya Pravda in Belarus" reporter Aleh Ulevich was fractured for an attempt to picture this total lawlessness. They were shooting at the car of Kazulin team for trying to videotape their criminal acts. The deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the 12th convocation Syarhei Antonchyk was apprehended right in front of his house, when he wanted to accompany his son to his office. An elderly man with heart troubles was detained by riot policemen in plainclothes, who had not presented their IDs and were clothes in black. In the court Antonchyk and his son were charged with insubordination to policemen's demands. Only in the court Syarhei Antonchyk and his son found out that the scoundrels that acted like bandits were policemen. Zubr resistance movement coordinator Aleh Myatselitsa was arrested on the Day of Solidarity on February 16 by unknown people in black. Youth leader was sentences to 15 days of arrest for "petty hooliganism", though he was simply standing on Skaryna Avenue in Minsk with a burning candle in memory of repressed Belarusians. After 15 days of arrest he was transported from the remand prison by the KGB officers and leadership of Byalynichy police department. In Byalynichy these people with shoulder straps and documents of law-enforcing agencies' officers, acted like gangsters. In front of Byalynichy police department a provocation against Myatselitsa was staged by them. When he was taken out of the police car, two drunken men came up to him and suddenly intentionally fell down. Then they cynically said that Aleh had beaten them up. People who witnessed that were indignant; they tried to defend Aleh Myatselitsa. Then the guys in plainclothes had to reveal the service they represented. Provocators were officers of the KGB. In Kalinkavichy (Homel region) On March 9 two activists of the headquarters of Alyaksandr Milinkevich, Dzyanis Rabinka and Alyaksei Manevich, were sentenced to 15 days of arrest for alleged swearing. Not far from the house of the activists unknown people started flinging snowballs into them. They cursed, and two men in plainclothes approached them. They have not presented their credentials, but said they are law-enforcing agencies representatives. In a patrol car activists were taken to the police department. Such cases are plentiful. Now these bandits in black are seizing people right in the streets, in the face of witnesses. They brutally beat up a presidential candidate, oppositionists and journalists in front of TV cameras. They kill innocent people. And they commit these appalling crimes with impunity, as the dictators' regime of Alyaksandr Lukashenka stands behind them. The Charter '97 website addresses all international human rights organizations and journalists and asks to direct attention to the total lawlessness in the center of Europe! Show solidarity with the Belarusians. Make your governments to react expeditiously and effectively to criminal actions of Lukashenka's regime, that has launched a terror against his own nation. Press Contacts: press@milinkevich.org
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