Since protests broke out after allegedly rigged presidential elections last year, some 400 journalists in Belarus have been detained.
"In Belarus, journalism is a crime," says a reporter jailed by the security forces in the country after reporting on the actions of the Lukashenko regime.
It comes as Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called the situation in Belarus a "human rights crisis".
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"In Belarus, journalism is a crime," says a reporter jailed by the security forces in the country after reporting on the actions of the Lukashenko regime.
It comes as Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called the situation in Belarus a "human rights crisis".
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