Pole deported from Belarus. He ended up on the "extremist list"

Polish citizen Robert Tąpała was deported from Belarus, the Human Rights Defense Center "Viasna" reported. Earlier, the man was put on the Belarusian "extremist list" and sent to a penal colony. What was he convicted of?

A Polish citizen convicted in Belarus of insulting Alexander Lukashenko was deported immediately after being released from a penal colony, the Belarusian Human Rights Center Viasna reported on Tuesday. The man was banned from entering the country for eight years.

A 56-year-old Polish citizen was deported from Belarus immediately after being released from a penal colony where he was serving a sentence for allegedly insulting Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko. He was banned from entering the country for eight years, the Belarusian human rights center Viasna reported.

Human rights activists learned about the deportation of a former political prisoner with a ban on entering the country.