Minister Di Maio expresses his condemnation and concern about the withdrawal of accreditation and the expulsion of many foreign journalists who witnessed the demonstrations taking place in Belarus in recent weeks. He added that “it is necessary to restore respect for press freedom as soon as possible and allow independent journalists to continue to follow the events in Belarus”.
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