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Alexander Otroschenkov
Alexander Otroschenkov (Аляксандр Атрошчанкаў, Александр Отрощенков, also transliterated as Alyaksandr Atroshchankau〔 or Aleksandr Atroshchenko〔) is a Belarusian political activist and journalist. In 2011 he was sentenced to four years in prison after he covered a protest rally as a journalist. He was listed by Amnesty International as a prisoner of conscience.
== History of activism ==
He was a member of the Zubr movement of youth. In 2001 he was arrested after the police took a Zubr badge off of his jacket at a soccer game.〔 In the same year he was arrested and charged with Article 156 of the Belarusian penal code, "petty hooliganism", after the police confiscated Zubr flags from his friends and arrested 15 people.〔
He was the press secretary for the Zubr movement.〔 He was one of many people charged with "slandering the president" (Article 367, par. 1 of the penal code) around the time of the 2001 Belarusian presidential election.〔〔His specific charge came in January 2002.〕 The Center for Journalism in Extreme Situations said he felt his treatment was related to the invitation he had received from Amnesty International to travel to Germany.〔 In mid-2002 he was jailed for 5 days for participating in the protests of April 19 in the same year.〔
He has worked as a journalist for Charter 97 for 10 years.〔〔 He also was a spokesman for the group named European Belarus.〔
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