Larisa Shchiryakova

Larisa Shchiryakova (Belarusian: Лариса Щирякова) is a Belarusian journalist who freelances for Belsat.

Career

Shchiryakova has been implementing European Commission civil society projects in Belarus since 2009. She worked with a youth group, Talaka, to create and disseminate communally-oriented videos in Gomel city.[1] Despite the apolitical nature of her work [?], government authorities have targeted her in a larger campaign of press censorship. Police detained her along with 34 others on 13 July 2011 for her reporting.[2] In August 2012, police detained Schiryakova and three others after they tried to videotape a cultural festival.[3] On 22 October 2012, the regional prosecutor's office summoned her on suspicion of working for a foreign media outlet without government accreditation. The summons followed Shchiryakova's public comments criticizing the state's treatment of Viasna Human Rights Centre personnel.[4] The State Security Committee (KGB) detained her in December 2014.[5] In January 2015, Shchiryakova and Konstantin Zhukovsky were fined 900,000 rubles for participating in a picket in Svietlahorsk, which they had covered in the media. On 8 March 2015, she was brought before police authorities again for illegally interviewing businessmen on camera, asking about the effects of new taxes on entrepreneurs.[6] She was fined $3.6 million rubles on 12 March.[7] Gomel City Court found her guilty of violating Article 22.9 of the Criminal Code, "illegal dissemination of media products," on 13 January 2016. She was fined $250.[8]

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References
  1. SUMMARY REPORT ON THE RE-GRANTING SCHEME Protection and Promotion of Public Interests on Local Level Alda-Europe
  2. The journalist Larisa Schiryakova detained in Homel Naviny.by
  3. The journalist Larisa Schiryakova delivered to the center of the village of protecting public order Lyaskovichi Gomel Today
  4. October 22 Gomel independent journalist Larisa Schiryakova was summoned to the regional prosecutor's office Coalition for Fundamental Freedoms in Eurasia
  5. Glasnost Defence Foundation Digest No. 687 Glasnost Defence Foundation
  6. On journalist from Gomel made a protocol for cooperation with "Belsat" Gomel Today
  7. Gomel Larisa Schiryakovu fined for "complicity in the illicit manufacture and distribution of media products" Spring 96
  8. Belarusian Journalist Convicted of "Illegal" Reporting The Associated Press via ABC News


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