The trial began on March 25 on the First District Court of Vitebsk and held behind closed doors. Make the process closed – an initiative Judge Andrew Preis. Learning about the judge's decision, Sergey Ryzhov proposed to make open court, but the judge disagreed. Sergey Ryzhov told the court diversion, but he was not accepted.

The celebration began with the presentation of the book of poems "Rough Road" Victor Sikora, son of the famous gardener Ivan Sikora of the Lesser Alashkov. This book of poems is Freedom Day, handicraft, in the amount of 25 copies, during the night, and printed on a sewn Zmicier Lupach.

Shortly year since work began in Vitebsk free public courses "Mova Nanova." The first introductory session held while the creators of Minsk courses – a journalist and scholar Gleb Lobodenko Ales Litvinovskaya. Now, however, the case in the city occupied by indigenous vitbich Sergei Markov and journalist Tatyana Dubovsky.

Activists in Vitebsk seek investigation of Stalin's murder and honoring the memory of the victims. The working title of the public initiative - "Chajsy". According to a member of the CCP BPF Jan Derzhavtseva, the initiative was given the name of the village where last November Vitebsk party members paid tribute to the unknown victims of Stalinist repression.

Frozen state funds, uninstalled equipment and stranded projects totaling about Br100 billion identified in a joint inspection prosecutors and SCC Vitebsk region. These data were presented during a joint session of the two agencies on the effectiveness of plans to modernize and use of equipment.