Belarusian human rights defenders in Georgia and Armenia, representatives of the Armenian and Georgian sides, as well as lawyers from Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Office, became involved in the case.
Belarusian Lev Mikheev, who was detained at the Armenian border after being expelled from Georgia due to an interstate search at the request of the Belarusian authorities, has been released, the Cabinet of Representatives reports.
Since yesterday evening, Belarusian human rights defenders in Georgia and Armenia, representatives of the Armenian and Georgian sides, as well as lawyers from Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Office, joined the situation. The team coordinated actions and contacted those who could help achieve the fastest possible release of the Belarusian.
«Many thanks to everyone involved in this process: Belarusian human rights defenders in Georgia and Armenia, the Armenian and Georgian sides, and lawyers from Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Office. Special thanks to human rights defender and lawyer, our colleague from the Coordination Council Roman Kisliak. The entire team, since yesterday evening, upon learning of Lev's detention, worked, coordinated its actions, and contacted everyone who could help achieve his fastest possible release," said Yulia Mitskevich, acting representative of the Cabinet of Representatives for Social Policy.
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