In de recente publieke verklaring (17 juni 2011) stelt Amnesty International dat het met de mensenrechtensituatie in Wit-Rusland nog nooit zo slecht is geweest (“unprecedented”). 13 van de meer dan 40 leden van de oppositie die gevangen zitten zijn inmiddels als gewetensgevangene erkend:
Bron: Amnesty International
Presidential candidates:
Andrei Sannikau Sentenced on 14 May to 5 years’ imprisonment
Mykalau Statkevich Sentenced on 26 May to 6 years’ imprisonment
Dzmitry Uss Sentenced on 26 May to 5.5 years’ imprisonment
Uladzimir Nyaklyayeu Under house arrest since 29 January
Opposition activists:
Alyaksandr Atroshchankau Sentenced on 2 March to 4 years’ imprisonment
Zmitser Bandarenka Sentenced 26 March to 2 years’ imprisonment
Zmitser Dashkevich Sentenced 24 March to 2 years’ imprisonment
Eduard Lobau Sentenced 24 March to 4 years’ imprisonment
Ales Kirkevich Sentenced to 4 years’ imprisonment
Pavel Sevyarynets Sentenced on 16 May to 3 years’ imprisonment
Others
Dmitry Bulanov (nurse) Detained in KGB remand Prison
Mikita Likhavid (student) Sentenced on 29 March to 3.5 years’ imprisonment
Fiodar Mirzayanau (student) Sentenced on 14 May to 3 years’ imprisonment