Belarus: After death, the cruelty continues as bodies of two executed men still hidden

Headline Title: Cruelty continues after death in Belarus 14 March 2013 The bodies of two men executed a year ago in Belarus must be released to their relatives for burial or the burial site should be revealed, Amnesty International said today.Uladzslau Kavalyou and Dzmitry Kanavalau were executed in March 2012 in Minsk, capital of Belarus. They had been sentenced to death on 30 November 2011 after being found guilty in connection to a bomb attack in Minsk that killed 15 people and wounded more than 300 in April 2011.Their trial has been criticized for failing to meet international…

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