US EditionBelarus Criticised in the United Nations by Systemic Repression and Generalised Torture
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Belarus, Strongly Criticised by "Systematic Repression", Political Penalties and Generalised Torture
Belarus has been criticised hard, monthly, to the United Nations by many countries that balance their human rights balance and accuse it of systematic repression, political penalties and generalised torture, AFP reports.
During a review of the human rights situation in Belarus, at the United Nations headquarters in Geneva, many diplomats expressed deep concern about the deterioration of the situation, having been accused of actions that could constitute "crimes against humanity". Norway's ambassador, Tormod Endresen, called on Belarus to "end systemic repression and persecution with political motivation, including detention, torture and persecution of political …
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