Financial police disturbs not only future candidates, but also members of their families
05.08.2008.
Tags: United Civil Party, elections-2008, economical persecution.
Recently the pretenders to candidates Yury Novikau, Uladzimir Novikau, Alexander Irkho, Ihar Kavalenka and Mikalai Rasiuk received writs to financial police.
Yury Novikau refused to com on the writ, because there it was stated that he was summonsed as a witness, but on the phone he was told to come and get blanks of income declaration for filling.
‘Why must I do it till they send a motivated inquiry? I am not going to come to the financial investigation agencies of the State Control Committee,’ he said.
‘The members of my family, my mother, sister and brother, received writs to the financial police yesterday,’ said Ihar Kavalenka. 89-year-old mother of the chairman of the United Civil Party Uladzimir Shantsau has also received a writ.
The financial investigation agencies of the State Control Committee demand that the political activists and members of their families for the last three years.
Human rights activists for free elections
See also
04.12.2008 Civil activist’s lawsuit concerning election falsifications is turned down
03.12.2008 Slonim: procuracy checks the legality of the activities of a precinct election commission
03.12.2008 Signatures against construction of nuclear power plant are collected in Astravets district
02.12.2008 Astravets: police detain civil activists on the way to nuclear power station building site
11.11.2008 Haradok: harassment of election observer
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