Trial against Ales Byalyatski resumed

According to Radio Liberty, the prosecutor read out the translation of the letter from the Lithuanian bank NORD dated March 7, 2011. The bank informed that Byalyatski's accounts had been opened in 2009 and that bank statements on them could not be verified by a stamp as the bank had no stamp. 

The sums which arrived to Byalyatski's account from the Norwegian Helsinki Committee were announced in court, the aim of payment - "Viasna". It was also announced that Byalyatski transferred money to Tatsiana Ravyaka and other human rights defenders.

Let us remind you, Lithuanian Minister of Justice  Remigijus Šimašius stated on November 3 that all the documents connected with Byalyatski's case, provided to Belarus from Lithuania, had no legal force and could not be used in court.