Young Front's Uladzimir Yaromenak in fresh criminal case
The ex-political prisoner, convicted for Square 2010 protests, is now accused of breaking the rules of preventive police control.
The ruling to open a criminal case is dated May 24. However, the investigator informed Yaromenak about it only on July 14, on the wedding day of the young man, Radio Liberty reports.
In 2011, Yaromenak was imprisoned for taking part in protests after the presidential election on December 19, 2010. He was pardoned and released in late summer of 2011. Minsk's Pershamaiski district court sentenced him to a year of the preventive police control.
Previously, the activist was detained many times for participation in the actions of solidarity with political prisoners.
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