BHC and Extremist Content: Safety Guidelines
In Brief: Our website and Facebook page have now been classified as extremist content. We explain the potential risks for users and outline the necessary steps to protect yourself.
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Submission to the UN special procedures regarding the recognition of our resources as extremist
BHC informed the UN Special Rapporteurs on freedom of opinion and expression, the situation of human rights defenders and the situation of human rights in Belarus about the recognition of our resources as "extremist materials".
By the decision of the Court of the Zheleznodorozhny District of Homel on June 7, 2024, which took place without prior notification and participation of representatives of the organization, the BHC's resources, including the Facebook page and the official website, were recognized as "extremist".
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Belarusian human rights groups respond to Viasna extremist labeling
Statement by Belarusian human rights organizations in connection with the recognition of Viasna as an extremist organization
We, the Belarusian human rights organizations, strongly protest against the declaration of the Viasna Human Rights Center as an extremist organization and express our solidarity with our colleagues.
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We sent a message to the UN Special Procedures on the practice of recognizing civil society organizations as extremist formations
The Belarusian Helsinki Committee, Human Constanta, Lawtrend and the Belarusian Association of Journalists addressed the special rapporteurs on freedom of expression, rapporteurs on freedom of peaceful assembly and association, and on the human rights situation in Belarus to describe the practice in using anti-extremism legislation to harass representatives of civil society organizations by the authorities.
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