A member of the CCP BPF Jan Dzyarzhautsau April 30 a protocol on violation of the law on mass events.

The policician was called to October police department to fix the offense to which they personally have not seen - Protocol drawn up on the basis of the photos posted on the Internet. Jan Dzyarzhautsau told that it was a site of action on April 26, the anniversary of the accident at Chernobyl, that the two of them spent with party members Vitaly Kovalenko.

They went outside the Castle and the monument P. Masherov with posters "Building nuclear power plants without the consent of the people can only enemy of Belarus" and "The Dictator, build Astraviec - reap Chernobyl". Apparently, someone from the passers-by called the police. However, a police car pulled up at the time when activists turned posters and about to leave. Police officers have warned that the unfolding of posters will be classified as unauthorized action, and deputy chief of law enforcement and prevention of the Vitebsk Oblast Executive Committee Andrei Ivanov specifically asked to show that they are written - they say, "to see if there was any call for the overthrow of the state system."

"Police operator of the car we rented the video: that we are talking to Ivanov, and posters that have collapsed. Later we spent to stop a police patrol that we do not unfurled banners elsewhere. But in the October police station I was told that there are many witnesses we picketed. Like I said, it was not a picket, because we did not express any political slogans or any requirements. The posters were written by our opinion - that we are against the construction of nuclear power plant in Belarus. I believe that a person has the right to freely express their thoughts, but the police probably disagree with that, "- said Ian Dzyarzhautsau.

The activist said that their action was shot on cell phones. And at the dinner on April 26 photos have appeared on various Internet sites. According to police, it also will testify in the trial. In the October to Jan Derzhavtsevu police department said they would send the documents to the court on May 6. Second Party "Chernobyl" shares Vitaly Kovalenko - brother of activist Sergei Kovalenko - the police are also looking to hand the agenda and make the report.

Viasna Human Rights Center