Belarus: EU lists further 28 individuals for participation in internal repression

06/08/2024
Posted by: Pambos Kyriacou

The Council decided to impose restrictive measures on an additional 28 individuals for their role in the ongoing internal repression and human rights violations in Belarus.

View the relevant Announcement here

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Belarus: EU lists further 28 individuals for participation in internal repression

Belarus: EU lists further 28 individuals for participation in internal repression

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