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Belarus Activist Says RFE/RL Popular Among Prison Inmates

Chief Editor May 26, 2010 0 9 sec read
An opposition Belarusian activist recently released from prison says RFE/RL’s programs in the Belarusian language are available on short wave in jails and are very popular among prison inmates.


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