Lawsuit Against Lukashenka In Germany: Who Is Behind It, What Awaits Dictator, His Accomplices
Lawyers will seek to recognize the regime as a terrorist one.
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Lawyers will seek to recognize the regime as a terrorist one.
Lawyers file suit against Belarus' Lukashenko in Germany A group of Belarusians are seeking justice in German courts against Lukashenko's regime over alleged torture. Their lawyers say there are at least 100 other victims. Protesters took to the streets after Alexander Lukashenko claimed victory in the 2020 presidential election Ten Belarusians have filed a criminal complaint in Germany against President Alexander Lukashenko and his security apparatus, lawyers representing them said on Wednesday. The four German lawyers allege that their clients were victims of crimes against humanity durin...
Lawyers file suit against Belarus' Lukashenko in Germany dw.com 3 hrs ago © Provided by dw.com Protesters took to the streets after Alexander Lukashenko claimed victory in the 2020 presidential election Ten Belarusians have filed a criminal complaint in Germany against President Alexander Lukashenko and his security apparatus, lawyers representing them said on Wednesday. The four German lawyers allege that their clients were victims of crimes against humanity during the Belarusian government's crackdown on protests since August 2020. They submitted the complaint on behalf of "torture vic...
Belarusians file case in Germany against Lukashenko regime AFP 3 hrs ago AFP © Sergei SHELEG Lukashenko claimed victory for a sixth term in August elections that were widely criticised internationally Ten Belarusians have filed a criminal complaint in Germany against President Alexander Lukashenko and members of his regime for crimes against humanity during a brutal post-election crackdown, lawyers representing them said Wednesday. Acting on behalf of "torture victims", the lawyers have submitted a complaint to federal prosecutors in the city of Karlsruhe against Lukashen...
Stephan Balliet, 28, sentenced to life in German prison over synagogue attack Balliet shot dead two people on the street after trying and failing to break into synagogue in Halle during the holiday of Yom Kippur to carry out a massacre He admitted trying to attack synagogue during trial, calling Jews 'my enemies' Balliet apologised for killing one passer-by, because 'I didn't want to kill whites'