Hrodna: court confirms that refusal to be fingerprinted at work is "insubordination"
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2012
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2012-04-09T18:18:37+0300
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The Human Rights Center “Viasna”
The Human Rights Center “Viasna”
The Human Rights Center “Viasna”
The Human Rights Center “Viasna”
Hrodna resident Ruslan Piatsko, levied with a fine of
700,000 rubles (about $86) for the alleged insubordination to the demand of a
duty official to pass dactylographic registration, received an answer to his
appeal against the fine.
The Judge of the regional court Mikalai Rachynski took a formal approach to the
case and ignored the arguments which were set forth in the appeal. In the
answer it is stated that during the trial at the Leninski District Court of
Hrodna Mr. Piatsko didn't deny the fact that he had refused to pass the
dactylographic registration right at his working place. Mr. Piatsko
categorically disagrees with the ruling of the regional court and has filed an
appeal against it with the Supreme Court of Belarus.