Exiled youth activist gets a harder job
Artur Finkevich, a youth activist sentenced to an exile term for political graffiti, has again been sacked from his current job in Mahiliou. Previously, Artur worked as a gardener in a local kindergarten. He has now been transferred to work as a contruction worker at the site of the future paper mill in the town of Mahiliou.
Several days ago, the colony administration hinted that the political prisoner "had a too easy job" while he came to serve his pinishment term, Artur told the European Radio for Belarus.
Finkevich: "They want me to do a hard labor so that I have no free time for evenings. They need me to come back from work and simply fall asleep".
The correction facility's administration has not commented on Finkevich's transfer.
Several days ago, the colony administration hinted that the political prisoner "had a too easy job" while he came to serve his pinishment term, Artur told the European Radio for Belarus.
Finkevich: "They want me to do a hard labor so that I have no free time for evenings. They need me to come back from work and simply fall asleep".
The correction facility's administration has not commented on Finkevich's transfer.
