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Protesters were arrested in Belarus
For the moment, all Minsk stations have resumed their work, which had previously stopped work amid protests.
179 people were arrested in protests in Belarus, the Viasna human rights center reported on Nov. 29. The arrests took place in Minsk, Borovlyany, Lesnoy, Dzerzhinsk, Zhodino, Mogilev, Vitebsk, Grodno and Brest.
Among the detainees is also a member of the main composition of the coordination council Dmitry Kruk.
The portal Tut.by reports that in some cases the security forces used tear gas and, presumably, stun grenades during the dispersal.
For the moment, all Minsk stations have resumed their work, which had previously stopped work amid protests. Mobile Internet has also been launched in the Belarusian capital.
Protest actions are held in Minsk and other cities in Belarus every Sunday. The protesters do not agree with the election results, which, according to the CEC, were won by Alexander Lukashenko, who has held this post since the mid-1990s.
Security officers use special equipment and tear gas against protesters. In addition, at the request of the authorities, they deactivate mobile Internet. Human rights activists reported at least 300 detainees last Sunday.
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