Interior ministry labels Prazrysty Mahiloŭ as extremist group
March 14, Pozirk. The Belarusian Ministry of Internal Affairs has designated the Prazrysty Mahiloŭ project as an extremist group, according to an online register.
The ministry mentioned a group of citizens “from among the creators, administrators and other participants of the Telegram channel Prazrysty Mahiloŭ.”
It banned the channel itself (353 subscribers) and its chat, bot and logo.
Prazrysty Mahiloŭ is a news source that posts about politics. The authors of the Telegram channel describe it as “a huge pain in the arse of rogue law-enforcers.”
“Each of us should become media, or we will become dust,” they proclaim.
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