Second prize
Category “Investigative Journalism”
Article by Stanislau Ivashkevich “How weapon from Belarus fell into the hands of syrian rebels”
Belarusian Investigative Center is an independent production that specializes in the most complex forms of journalism
Our journalists are the recipients of the national award “Free Word” from the Association of Journalists of Belarus in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022. At "Free Word" 2021 BIC’s team also received first place for Analytics
“Belarus Association of Journalists” announced the results of the creative contest “Volnae Slova” 2018. Stanislau Ivashkevich, the leader of Belarus Investigative Centre “Novaya Zyamlya”, took second place in the category “Investigative Journalism”.
Category “Investigative Journalism”
Article by Stanislau Ivashkevich “How weapon from Belarus fell into the hands of syrian rebels”
“Belarus Association of Journalists” announced the results of the creative contest “Volnae Slova” 2019. Stanislau Ivashkevich, the leader of Belarus Investigative Centre “Novaya Zemlya” , took second place in the category “Investigative Journalism”.
Category “Investigative Journalism”
Article by Stanislau Ivashkevich “How power workers split the money for boiler cleaning”
“Belsat” TV award 2019
The programme “Davaite razbiratsia” was recognised as the journalistic programme of the year. Among the regular authors of the program - team members of “Belarus Investigative Centre “Novaya Zyamlya”
“Belarus Association of Journalists” announced the results of the creative contest “Volnae Slova” 2020. Stanislau Ivashkevich, the leader of Belarus Investigative Centre “Novaya Zemlya”, and Dmitriy Mickevich, a journalist for “Belsat” TV channel, took first place in the category “Investigative Journalism”.
Category “Investigative journalism”
Article by Stanislau Ivashkevich and Dmitriy Mickevich “How Lukashenka’s friends funnel money to offshores”
On December 10 the Belarusian Association of Journalists announced the results of the creative competition “Volnoe Slovo” 2021. More than 300 works were presented to the jury. Members of Belarus Centre for Investgative Journalism won the first places in the most prestigious categories
The competition was held by the "Belarusian Association of Journalists" under the auspices of the European Federation of Journalists
Nomination “Investigative Journalism”
Alyaksei Karpeka, Ksenia Vyaznikovtseva, Olga Alkhimenko were awarded for the investigation "Lukashenka's sanctioned «wallet» Shakutsin continues business in the EU in spite of sanctions"