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Note that Belarus is a bilingual country, official and preferred names of most

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Mikalaj was released from prison on August 22, 2015.


Nikolay Dziadok ul. Krupskoy 99A, tyurma 4 212011 Mogilev Belarus

Mikalaj is a Belarussian social activist and anarchist. On May 27, 2011 was found guilty of the attack on the casino “Shangri La”, the attack on the Trade Union Federation building and the participation in the anti-militarist manifestation near the General Staff and sentenced to 4.5 years of standard regime penal colony for group hooliganism.

Co-defendants of Mikalaj are Aliaksandar Frantskievich and Ihar Alinevich

More on Mikalaj: http://avtonom.org/en/taxonomy/term/6111

More on case: http://avtonom.org/en/freebelarus

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Note that Belarus is a bilingual country, official and preferred names of most of the arrested are in Belarusian language, thus we list prisoners by their Belarusian names. But as prisoner registry of prisons is organised in Russian language, we list addresses with Russian names, when they differ from Belarusian names.

You may also write to Belarusian prisones through e-mail address belarus_abc ]a[ riseup ]d[ net - letters will be printed, and passed to prisoners.