Four journalists detained on Sunday. Two were not released and are to be tried

In Brest, traf­fic police stopped the car with reporters Stanis­lau Kor­shu­nau (Brest­skaya Gaze­ta and TUT.BY) and Mak­sim Khli­a­bets («Brest­skaya Gaze­ta »).

The jour­nal­ists were tak­en to the Lenin­s­ki dis­trict police depart­ment and released after 3 hours of deten­tion.

Novy Chas jour­nal­ist Yana Trusi­la was detained near Kamen­naya Hor­ka in Min­sk. At first, col­leagues and rel­a­tives could­n’t find Yana.

Lat­er they learned that she had been tak­en to the Lenin­sky dis­trict police depart­ment and trans­ferred to Akrestsi­na deten­tion cen­ter. She is charged with par­tic­i­pat­ing in an unau­tho­rized protest (arti­cle 23.34 of the Admin­is­tra­tive Code). She should be tried no lat­er than three days after her deten­tion. 

Two weeks ago, Yana Trusi­la was released from jail after a 13-day arrest (she was detained while cov­er­ing the protest on Novem­ber 1).

Also, the police detained free­lancer Inna Dabratvor. She was tak­ing pic­tures dur­ing the protest when  she was detained near Mahil­iouskaya metro sta­tion. .

She was trans­ferred from Zavod­s­ki police sta­tion to Akrestsi­na deten­tion cen­ter, and charged with par­tic­i­pat­ing in an unau­tho­rized protest (arti­cle 23.34 of the Admin­is­tra­tive Code). Inna Dabratvor should be tried no lat­er than three days after her deten­tion.