26.05 - Belarus : magazine editor, former gay rights activist, beaten
                   
nieuwsbank.nl
May 26, 2008
        

Maandag 26 mei 2008 | Reporters Without Borders ] Edward Tarletski, the editor of the Minsk-based magazine Taboo and a former gay rights activist, was attacked by three men outside his apartment block on 21 May. One of the men came up and asked him his [read full story]                    

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