Belarus - Monthly hopes to resume publishing after investigators unfreeze account

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders hails the Financial Investigation Department's 25 March decision to unblock the independent monthly Arche-Pachatak's bank account, which had been frozen since October, and the apparent intention to abandon a criminal prosecution for “financial irregularities.” “We hope that those in charge of this case will confirm in writing that no prosecution will be brought against Arche and its employees,” Reporters Without Borders said. “This independent cultural review has been (...)

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