Lukashenko pardons 30 more convicts for “protest crimes”
Kyiv • UNN
The President of Belarus has signed a decree pardoning 30 people convicted of “protest crimes”. Among those pardoned are 7 women and 23 men, most of whom are fathers of minor children.
On Wednesday, September 4, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree pardoning 30 people who were convicted of "protest crimes." This was reported by UNN with reference to the decree of the Belarusian leader.
Details
Among those pardoned are 7 women and 23 men. Most of the convicts are parents of minors and young children, Lukashenko's administration said in a statement.
They fulfilled the mandatory conditions for pardon: applied for pardon, admitted guilt, sincerely repented and promised to lead a law-abiding life.
This decision is a humane gesture towards these people. They have a chance to return to normal life, to their families and work
Recall
Lukashenka signed a similar decree in August. Back then, the Belarusian president also released 30 people convicted of "protest crimes."
