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The detention of human rights defender Ales Byalyatski has been extended for two months, associate Uladzimir Labkovich told BelaPAN .
Mr. Byalyatski, the 48-year-old leader of the Vyasna human rights group, was arrested on August 4 and formally charged with large-scale tax evasion on August 12.
Under Part Two of the Criminal Code’s Article 243, the offense carries a penalty of a “restricted freedom” term of up to five years or a prison term of three to seven years.
The charge stems from information about Mr. Byalyatski’s bank accounts abroad, which was provided by authorities in a number of European countries.
Associates insist that the money in Mr. Byalyatski’s bank accounts abroad should not be viewed as his income, as it was contributed by various foundations and intended to finance Vyasna’s activities.
http://naviny.by/rubrics/english/2011/08/15/ic_articles_259_174741
