A man who painted a house in the colors of the BCHB flag was detained in Belarus

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Detained Belarusian who painted the house in BCHB-colors

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The man painted his parents’ house in the village a year ago, but the security forces interpreted it as an “unauthorized picket.”

In Belarus, a resident of the city of Polotsk Anatoly Kokhanchik was detained for painting a house in the colors of a white-red-white flag, which is considered a symbol of protests. About it informs Human Rights Center Vesna on Telegram on Monday, 20 December.

The man was detained when he came to the police on a summons. According to preliminary information, he went on a dry hunger strike.

As human rights activists note, Anatoly Kokhanchik painted his parents’ house in the village a year ago. In turn, the security officials regarded this as an unauthorized picket.

Later, the man said that the investigator threatened to open a criminal case against him for malicious hooliganism if he did not repaint the house.

Let us remind you that earlier than a resident of Minsk imprisoned for 15 days for flying a flag Canada. The Belarusian was imprisoned for 15 days for hanging a Canadian flag in his apartment, which has a color combination prohibited in Belarus.

It was also reported that in Minsk a man detained for a TV box on the balcony… The Belarusian security officials saw in the box with the manufacturer’s red logo a similarity to protest symbols.

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