Imprisoned

Artem D. Solovey

Artem is an anarchist from Minsk. On August 4, 2021, he was arrested for 15 days for allegedly resisting arrest by the cops. After that he was not released, the criminal case was opened under the Article 342.1 (gross violation of public order) for participation in protests and the Article 361-1.1 (participation in an extremist organization). Earlier Artem had been detained several times at marches and preventively before Freedom Day.

On 22 April 2022 sentenced to 5 years in prison.

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Evgeny Rubashko

Evgeny is an anarchist from Belarus who was detained on 29 July 2021 and arrested on charges of organisation of actions that disrupted public order during post-election protests in Belarus. The criminal case was opened under the Article 342.1 (gross violation of public order) for participation in protests and the Article 361-1.1 (participation in an extremist organization). He reported torture (plastic bag on the head, beatings, etc.).

On 22 April 2022, he was sentenced to 5 years in prison.

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Aleksandr Belov

Aleksandr is аn anarchist from Belarus who was detained on 29 July 2021 and arrested on charges of organisation of actions that disrupted public order during post-election protests in Belarus. The criminal case was opened under the Article 342.1 (gross violation of public order) for participation in protests and the Article 361-1.1 (participation in an extremist organization)

On 22 April 2022, he was sentenced to 5 years in prison.

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Dmitry Dubovski

Dmitry is an anarchist from Soligorsk. Arrested on the night of 28-29 October 2020 close to Ukrainian border by Belarusian border guards together with Sergey Romanov, Dmitry Rezanovich and Igor Olinevich. Charged with terrorism and illegal possession of firearms. According to prosecutors office he and his comrades organized several arson attacks in Soligorsk and Mozyr against state institutions. Dmitry was on the run for 10 years persecuted for direct actions of 2009-2010.

On 22 December 2021 sentenced to 18 years in prison.

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Dmitry Rezanovich

Dmitry is an anarchist from Gomel. He is interested in history and anthropology, and always visits museums to discover the past and learn about other cultures. Traveling and adventures are his element. He also interested in music. He was arrested on the night of 28-29 October 2020 close to Ukrainian border by Belarusian border guards along with Sergey Romanov, Dmitry Dubovski and Igor Olinevich. He was charged with terrorism and illegal possession of firearms.

Igor Olinevich

Igor is a Belarusian anarchist who was arrested on the night of 28-29 October 2020 close to Ukrainian border by Belarusian border guards together with Sergey Romanov, Dmitry Rezanovich and Dmitry Dubovski. He was charged with terrorism and illegal possession of firearms. According to prosecutors office he and his comrades organized several arson attacks in Soligorsk and Mozyr against state institutions.

On 22 December 2021, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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Sergey Romanov (Siarhei Ramanau)

Sergey is an anarchist from Gomel. He was arrested on the night of 28-29 October 2020 close to Ukrainian border by Belarusian border guards along with Dmitry Dubovski, Dmitry Rezanovich and Igor Alinevich. He was charged with terrorism and illegal possession of firearms. According to prosecutor's office, he and his comrades organized several arson attacks in Soligorsk and Mozyr against state institutions.

Sergey previously spent 5 years in prison for carrying explosives, and after release, a case of violating the probation requirements.

Matt O'Neil

Matt was arrested with over 75 people after the confrontation with the police at Bristol’s Bridewell police station at the Kill the Bill demonstration on March 21st 2021. He was convicted was sentenced to 5 years in prison.

Pablo Hasél

Pablo was arrested on February 9, 2021 and convicted by the Spanish court for song lyrics and tweets in which he was supposedly supporting terrorism, along with insulting the Crown and state institutions. Many of the tweets were actually about police violence and a lack of accountability in that area. For example, he wrote that Joseba Arregi, a former commander of ETA, had been murdered by the police agents who tortured him. This is an historic fact, but him pointing it out was part of the evidence they used to claim he supported terrorism.

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