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Charter97.org - News from Belarus
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Charter97.org is the most popular and authoritative source of social and political information on the Belarusian Internet. The project is nongovernmental and non-commercial and provides alternative information about events that take place in Belarus to as many Internet users as possible.
The web site is updated in three languages—Belarusian, Russian and English. It presents news about political life in Belarus, about human rights violations, about Belarusian political prisoners and disappeared politicians, as well as about freedom of speech.
The daily number of viewers reaches up to 12,000, and the average number of viewers is 7,000 daily. Approximately the same number of readers is receiving our news by email. Taking into consideration the news which is replicated in other Internet sources, the audience of the Charter97.org amounts to 40,000 to 50,000 of people daily.
Links: www.charter97.org
The web site is updated in three languages—Belarusian, Russian and English. It presents news about political life in Belarus, about human rights violations, about Belarusian political prisoners and disappeared politicians, as well as about freedom of speech.
The daily number of viewers reaches up to 12,000, and the average number of viewers is 7,000 daily. Approximately the same number of readers is receiving our news by email. Taking into consideration the news which is replicated in other Internet sources, the audience of the Charter97.org amounts to 40,000 to 50,000 of people daily.
Links: www.charter97.org