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		Mikhail Marinich, an opposition leader, may be being targeted solely because of his political opposition to the government.
		Mikhail Marinich, who is former Minister for External Economic Relations, former Ambassador to Latvia, Estonia and Finland and ran in the Presidential elections in 2001, has been held in pre-trial detention since 26 April 2004.
		Mikhail Marinich reportedly suffers from a heart condition which is aggravated by conditions in detention, where he is held in a cell with 3 other detainees who smoke heavily.
	www.amnestyusa.org /regions/europe/document.do?id=80256DD400782B8480256F7100452C40 (551 words)

	Belarus: Mikhail Marinich - opposition politician imprisoned for his political beliefs - Amnesty International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mikhail Marinich was sentenced under Article 210 (4) of the Criminal Code for embezzlement by means of abuse of his official position executed on a large scale.
		Mikhail Marinich reportedly suffers from a heart condition which was aggravated by conditions in pre-trial detention, where he was held in a cell with three other detainees who smoke heavily.
		Mikhail Marinich's lawyer repeatedly appealed against the pre-trial detention, in particular on the basis of medical grounds, but all appeals were turned down.
	web.amnesty.org /library/Index/ENGEUR490012005?open&of=ENG-BLR (934 words)

	Belarus: Health concern/prisoner of conscience: Mikhail Marinich (m) - Amnesty International (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mikhail Marinich is not receiving appropriate medical treatment, and fear that
		Mikhail Marinich, a former Minister for External Economic Relations, resigned
		Mikhail Marinich reportedly suffers from a chronic heart condition, which was
	web.amnesty.org /library/index/engEUR490022005?open&of=eng-blr (564 words)

	UA: BELARUS / Respond to an Urgent Action appeal now / Urgent Actions / Home Page - Amnesty International Irish Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mikhail Marinich was transferred to a hospital in Minsk, on 15 March, from the Orsha prison colony.
		Mikhail Marinich, a former Minister for External Economic Relations, resigned in July 2001 from the position of Ambassador to Latvia, Finland and Estonia.
		Mikhail Marinich reportedly suffers from a chronic heart condition, which was aggravated by harsh conditions at the KGB pre-trial detention centre in Minsk where he was first held, in a cell with three other detainees who smoked heavily.
	www.amnesty.ie /content/view/full/3600 (832 words)

	Belarusian Political Prisoner Mikhail Marinich in Danger (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		On the March 7, 2005 Mikhail Marinich, named “a prisoner of conscience” by Amnesty International, had a stroke in a jail cell in Vitebsk, Belarus.
		Marinich is being detained did not notify his relatives nor anyone else about his stroke, and have kept it secret for three days. His left side is paralyzed. He has not been hospitalized and has not received any medical attention or medication.
		Marinich (who was imprisoned only because of his political views), provide him with all necessary medication and release him.
	eng.maidanua.org /node/202/print (146 words)

	Scoop: Belarus: fair trial for Prisoner of Conscience
		Mikhail Marinich, an opposition leader, may be being targeted solely because of his political opposition to the government.
		Mikhail Marinich will stand trial on 23 December at the Minsk District Court accused of illegal possession of firearms and theft of computers through misuse of his official position.
		Mikhail Marinich reportedly suffers from a heart condition which is aggravated by conditions in detention, where he is held in a cell with 3 other detainees who smoke heavily.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/WO0412/S00303.htm (911 words)

	UCPB - Latest news
		Mikhail Marinich, released on April 14, was brought to his apartment by militia car.
		Mikhail Marinich, former mayor of Minsk, ex minister of economic relations and Ambassador to Latvia, was detained in April 2004 and in December 2004 sentenced to 5 years of prison for the alleged misappropriation of computers granted by the American Embassy to Marinich-run NGO “Business Initiative”.
		Mikhail Marinich ctells that he would like to get back to active political life.
	www.ucpb.org /?lang=eng&open=1902 (516 words)

	Belarusian opposition leader freed - Boston.com
		Mikhail Marinich, 66, the former foreign economic relations minister, was released after a court approved a request for early release.
		Marinich, who suffered a stroke in prison and is officially considered an invalid, was arrested in April 2004 and later convicted of theft in a case widely dismissed as fabricated.
		Marinich told The Associated Press after his release that he was feeling fine, but his son, Igor, said he was concerned about his father, who looked frail.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2006/04/14/belarusian_opposition_leader_freed?mode=PF (294 words)

	AIUK : Belarus: Last voices of peaceful dissent suppressed
		On 30 December 2004, 64-year-old former Minister for External Economic Relations Mikhail Marinich was sentenced to five years' imprisonment in a hard labour colony with confiscation of property.
		Mikhail Marinich had resigned in July 2001 from the position of Ambassador to Latvia, Finland and Estonia.
		Amnesty International believes the charges were brought against Mikhail Marinch to punish him for his opposition political activities and silence his open criticism of the state authorities, and considers him a prisoner of conscience.
	www.amnesty.org.uk /news_details.asp?NewsID=16064 (868 words)

	Noticias y Eventos
		Mikhail Marinich, dirigente de la oposición, puede estar siendo atacado exclusivamente a causa de su oposición política al gobierno.
		Mikhail Marinich será juzgado el 23 de diciembre en el Tribunal de Distrito de Minsk, acusado de tenencia ilícita de armas de fuego y robo de equipos informáticos a través de un uso indebido de su cargo oficial.
		Mikhail Marinich, ex ministro de Relaciones Económicas Exteriores, ex embajador en Letonia, Estonia y Finlandia y candidato a las elecciones presidenciales de 2001, lleva recluido en detención preventiva desde el 26 de abril de 2004.
	www.amnestyusa.org /spanish/regions/europe/document.do?id=108B301073207415C1256F72004BD6A4 (589 words)

	Felist.Com : Politics and news from Belarus - CHARTER97
		Mikhail Marinich, Minister of Foreign Economical Ties of Belarus, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Belarus, ex-candidate for presidency, was arrested by the KGB on April 26.
		Marinich told many times, that his is being followed constatnly by some people.
		Keep your hands off Marinich, Fralow, Lyabedzka and others, worthy sons and daughters of our Belarus", told deputy of the 12th Supreme Soviet of Belarus, General Valery Pawlaw, commenting on the arrest of the former Minister of Foreign Economical Ties of Belarus, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Belarus, ex-candidate for presidency Mikhail Marinich.
	felist.com /archive/media.charter97/200404/28193916.html (917 words)

	US Condemns Trial of Belarus Opposition Figure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		But it is using perhaps its strongest language to date in condemning the prosecution of Mikhail Marinich, who went on trial in Minsk Thursday on charges including the illegal possession of a pistol and the theft of computers belonging to the U.S. embassy.
		Marinich, a former international economics minister who joined the political opposition in 2001, has been in custody since his arrest by security agents last April, and could face up to six years in jail if convicted of the alleged offenses.
		Marinich maintains his innocence and considers the charges against him fabricated, while his lawyer said the gun found at his home had been planted.
	quickstart.clari.net /voa/art/gr/2004-12-23-voa52.html (426 words)

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		Amnesty International considers Mikhail Marinich and Yury Bandazhevsky, as well as the leaders of the national strike committee Valery Levonevsky and Alyaksandr Vasiliev, and scores of short-term imprisoned peaceful demonstrators to be prisoners of conscience.
		Mikhail Marinich, a former Minister for External Economic Relations, resigned in July 2001 from the position of Ambassador to Latvia, Finland and Estonia.
		Mikhail Marinich was sentenced under Article 210(4) of the Criminal Code for embezzlement by means of abuse of his official position executed on a large scale.
	www.amnestyusa.org /regions/europe/document.do?id=C6551F72BEE8E63180256FE900632AD5 (7810 words)

	Belarus Independent - English version
		Mikhail Marinich (former Ambassador, Minister of Foreign Economic Relations, Member of Parliament) was kept in the pretrial detention centre of KGB (State Security Committee) for 7 month.
		Mikhail Marinich had been well known as one of the leaders of the Belarusian opposition and famous public figure.
		The case of Mikhail Marinich is an obvious demonstration of methods used by Belarus’s regime to take out of way its democratic opponents.
	belarusindependent.com /english/news4.html (1846 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The sentence is to be served in a reinforced regime colony.
		At the moment of arrest the equipment of 17 units was found in a garage of Mikhail Marinich’s son.
		The prosecution demanded 6 years of imprisonment for Mikhail Marinich with the sentence to be served in a strict regime colony.
	belta.by /ENGL.NSF/Incidents/6285A140DDD9F05142256F7B0033392F?opendocument (180 words)

	Belarus News and Analysis \| Head of OSCE Minsk Office visits Mikhail Marinich in prison hospital
		On 30 December 2004, the court found Mr Marinich guilty of misappropriation of property through abuse of office and sentenced him to five years in a high-security prison with confiscation of property.
		At the beginning of March, Mr Marinich suffered a stroke in prison because he had not been receiving the medication previously prescribed to him for the treatment of high blood pressure.
		At the request of Mr Marinich, the head of the prison hospital was present throughout the meeting to answer questions related to the patient's physical condition.
	www.data.minsk.by /belarusnews/032005/32.html (313 words)

	RedTram News Search Engine \| Mikhail Marinich, a belarusian political prisoner, had a stroke and his life is in danger
		Mikhail Marinich, a belarusian political prisoner, had a stroke and his life is in danger
		Marinich is kept did not notify his relatives or anyone else about his stroke and kept it a secret for 3 days.
		Marinich's left side is paralyzed, and yet he was not hospitalized and » Full text »
	www.redtram.com /go/3190041 (76 words)

	Independent Media Center \| www.indymedia.org \| ((( i )))
		Mikhail Marinich, a belorussian political prisoner, had a stroke and his life is in danger
		On the 7th of March 2005 Mikhail Marinich named “a prisoner of conscience” by Amnesty International had a stroke in a jail cell in Vitebsk, Belarus.
		Marinich's left side is paralyzed, and yet he was not hospitalized and didn’t receive any medical attention or medication.
	www.indymedia.org /fr/2005/03/870788.shtml (207 words)

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		This verdict was passed on January 30 in the evening by the court of Minsk district on the Belarusian political prisoner, Mikhail Marynich (Mikhail Marinich).
		Mikhail Marynich has been sentenced to 5 years if imprisonment in maximum-security correctional labor facility on absolutely cooked-up and not proved charges.
		The rally was organized in connection with the trial of Belarusian opposition figure Mikhail Marinich in Belarus.
	felist.com /archive/media.charter97/200412/31132229.text (892 words)

	Luxembourg Presidency - Declaration by the Presidency of the European Union regarding the Marinich case
		It recalls that in a recent letter to the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Belarus the then President of the Council of Ministers of the European Union, Mr Bernard Bot, urged the Belarusian authorities to ensure a fair and public trial.
		Marinich has been sentenced to five years imprisonment, a subsequent three year ban on holding public office and confiscation of property for the alleged illegal misappropriation of computers owned by the US Embassy.
		Marinich once again call into question Belarus' oft-stated desire to respect the fundamental principles of civil rights.
	www.eu2005.lu /en/actualites/pesc/2005/01/1201marinich/index.html (334 words)

	Amnesty International - URGENT Hviterussland: Fare for at samvittighetsfange nektes behandling
		Familien frykter nå at Mikhail Marinich ikke får den medisinske behandlingen han trenger og at hans liv står i fare.
		They have expressed concern that Mikhail Marinich is not receiving appropriate medical treatment, and fear that his life is in danger.
		Mikhail Marinich reportedly suffers from a chronic heart condition, which was aggravated by harsh conditions at the KGB pre-trial detention centre in Minsk where he was first held, in a cell with three other detainees who smoked heavily.
	www.amnesty.no /web.nsf/pages/4A96405C0DF318B6C1256FC4004C381C (792 words)

	newsobserver.com \| World (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mikhail Marinich, who was international economic affairs minister under authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko but joined the opposition in 2001, had pleaded innocent, saying the trial was "totally lawless."
		Belarusian security agents arrested Marinich on April 26 and charged him with stealing some 40 computers belonging to the U.S. Embassy in Minsk.
		Marinich's lawyer, Vera Stremkovskaya, said the verdict would be appealed to the Minsk regional court.
	dwb.newsobserver.com /24hour/world/story/1961845p-9965422c.html (326 words)

	Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Latvia: Latvia's Ambassador to Belarus, Maira Mora, visits the political prisoner ...
		During the meeting the Latvian and Lithuanian ambassadors found that Mikhail Marinich was satisfied with the medical assistance and nursing, was in a good physical form and was preparing to appeal his case at the Supreme Court.
		The ambassadors noted that Marinich's case would be on the agenda of the Council of Europe at the end of April.
		Mikhail Marinich expressed his gratitude to the Latvian president, Vaira Vike-Freiberga, for the letter of solidarity sent to Mr Marinich and his family last year, and asked to give his regards to all the people of Latvia who sympathized with him and rendered their support.
	www.am.gov.lv /en/news/press-releases/2005/April/25-1 (405 words)

	Eastgate
		As we have informed, Mikhail Marynich was charged with violation of the two Articles of the Criminal Code of Belarus, Article 295 Part 2 (illegal possession of firearms, ammunition and explosives), Article 210 Part 4 (stealing through abuse of power by an organized group or at a large scale).
		Mikhail Marynich is accused of illegal keeping of firearms and embezzlement of office equipment donated by the US Embassy to the Belarusian association “Delovaya Initsiativa” (“Business Initiative”) headed by M. Marynich for temporary use.
		Despite of the medical conclusion that the state of health of Mikhail Marynich in prison had significantly deteriorated, the investigative agencies of the KGB refuse to release the politician from prison.
	www.eastgate.org.ee /eng/fp/news/belarus/aid-110 (835 words)

	John McCain for Senate 2004 - Friends of John McCain
		I am writing regarding the disturbing new reports about the health of Ambassador Mikhail Marinich, a political prisoner wrongly jailed for theft from the U.S. Embassy in Minsk – a charge that the Embassy itself says is entirely spurious.
		I understand that on March 3, Ambassador Marinich was transferred from Minsk to Orsha, where he was denied medicine vital to his health.
		By continuing to detain Ambassador Marinich, blocking his family’s access to this physically ailing man, and denying him proper medical care, the Government of Belarus is engaging in very serious human rights abuses.
	www.friendsofmccain.com /news/dspnews.cfm?id=233 (241 words)

	Belarus Independent - English version
		Mikhail Marinich (former Ambassador, Minister of Foreign Economic Relations, Member of Parliament) was kept in the pretrial detention centre of KGB (State Security Committee) for 7 month.
		Mikhail Marinich had been well known as one of the leaders of the Belarusian opposition and famous public figure.
		The case of Mikhail Marinich is an obvious demonstration of methods used by Belarus’s regime to take out of way its democratic opponents.
	www.belarusindependent.com /english/news4.html (1846 words)

	Elections in Belarus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Belarus' central election commission made a final decision on August 9 to reject claims by presidential nominees Mikhail Marinich and Leonid Sinitsyn of having gathered the required 100,000 ballot access signatures for September's elections.
		Former External Economic Relations Minister Mikhail Marinich claimed finding an additional 4,500 signatures that were supposedly gathered prior to the deadline and were somehow overlooked by local election commissions.
		Marinich dismissed the central commission's investigation as biased.
	elections.belapan.com /president2001/eng/show.php?show=7820 (299 words)

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