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Belarus: Interpreting the Law on Freedom of Assembly

Written byVilhelm Konnander

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Posted 2 August 2011 10:10 GMT

LJ user gabblgob lets [ru] a lawyer friend, LJ user redrok, take a look at the legal implications of changes in Belarus law on freedom of assembly, which are in stark contrast with the conventional meaning of the term.

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