lukashenko's police often put these activists behind real bars. one went to jail for eight months, but he continues to protest, even though he has been thrown out of university and few other people show up for the protests. >> people are scared. when you speak out against the regime, you lose your job, have to leave university, get beaten up, or end up in jail. that is why there are not any big demonstrations here anymore. but a lot of people are disappointed that division in the opposition. >> in minsk, there is resignation, not to send -- not dissent, unlike after the presidential election years ago. tennessee police are keeping tabs on them, like all of lukashenko's opponents. the activists named their group "change." they say lukashenko has stolen their freedom, so they are prepared to take risks. >> i will not find a real job here anyway, not anymore. i have been convicted twice of political crimes. you are on the blacklist after the first conviction. only really good friends would give me a job now. >> no one knows just how many bella russia

the first buildings sport a quote by victor lukashenko. the technology is russian.oscow's lending belarus nearly 10 billion euros to build this, the first of its kind. according to the government, the majority of belarussians support the project. we've been told to follow this white car to a place where we can talk. tatiana, like most others here, does not want to be seen speaking with western journasts, especially not if they oppose nuclear energy. she is comfortable talking here on her farm in the middle of the woods. tatyana has thyroid cancer. there has been a marked increase in the disease since chernobyl. she was a vocal opponent of the new plant until she was arrested under flimsy pretenses. she spent five days in jail and was denied her cancer medication. it was a warning. now she is more careful. >> they have tapped my phone, so i do not use it anymore. i am not sure if i am being followed. i have not spotted them yet. i know they know me and can lash out anytime they want. no more threats are needed. >> tatyana says president lukashenko is assessed with th

lukashenko was in a very deep crisis last year. his state was close to bankruptcy. the system almost could not pay wages anymore. lots of state workers were laid off. only due to the billions of loans from russia was bankruptcy avoided. as long as russia is helping out with money, lukashenko doesn't really have to care about the sanctions at the european union, for example, has imposed -- sanctions that the european union, for example, has imposed. >> we turn our attention to china. there has been another convention -- conviction in the scandal that has rocked the nation's leadership. a former police officer has been sentenced to 15 years in jail. been a the relationship turned -- >> the relationship turned sour. he fled the u.s. consulate and given permission that led to the toppling of julybo x -- of bo xilai. >> a taiwan-based company which assembles components for apple computers has closed one of its factories in northern china after a massive fight among its workers erupted at a company dormitory. >> around 2000 workers were involved. foxconn says the trouble

belarus those results show a new lower house predominantly behind longstanding president alexander lukashenko although serious observers say the election was fully democratic the result may further harm in sex relations with the west as a lecturer jessica reports now. there will be no members of the opposition inside developer russian parliament old hundred nine deputies which were elected following sunday's parliamentary elections will be supporting president lukashenko current political course this is according to the russian central election commission this parliamentary election in belarus had an increasing number of international observers with more than four hundred observers of which from the european union some of the international observers criticized the election calling them undemocratic and saying that the members of the opposition were not registered in the course of the campaign and had very little air time on television which violates all democratic norms now such a result of the election comes as no surprise to most of the political analyst i spoke to some of them just last we

. >> alexander lukashenko has been in power 18 years and has ruled with an iron fist. the european union imposed sanctions on belarus to try to pressure the country to show more respect for european rights. the german government, for its part, has condemned restrictions on press freedom as well as the oppression of civil society groups. the foreign ministry says belarus has taken a step backwards. >> all right. stay with us. we will be back in one minute. >> stick around. tt . st w h oba. nelsduaectis. catgeter hendisou a coab.laphes tist producerf "the innocesls." he h bncten t scene for years, seeking out terry kid up acting in the film. since theoner epted, he has become press shy, declining inter surprised us bye phonehe wcalled. the tough-talking vietnam vet sounds shaken. my life is in gr. i run a business here. my gls are absolutely terrified. they are crying all the time. >>heesnsha not come as a surprise. terry jones says how productive it was. that is the way he wants it. he has built a gallows on which he has strungp an effigyf haadita v's head. h n plans to

. >> alexander lukashenko has been in power 18 years and has ruled with an iron fist. the european union imposed sanctions on belarus to try to pressure the country to show more respect for european rights. the german government, for its part, has condemned restrictions on press freedom as well as the oppression of civil society groups. the foreign ministry says belarus has taken a step backwards. >> all right. stay with us. we will be back in one minute. >> stick around. >> welcome back, everyone. now, the legal fallout from that anti-islam film which has incurred parts of the muslim world. seven egyptian coptic christians living in the u.s. have been arrested. egypt believes they help to make the film. >> cairo has also issued an arrest warrant for the u.s. pastor who has provoked the muslim world by burning the call ron -- burning the koran. >> jones is now promoting the controversial film. this is what he is saying. >> the church lets people know what its pastor thinks of barack obama. the bible verse reads, "let his days be few and let another take his office." jo

deputies which were elected following sunday's parliamentary elections will be supporting president lukashenko current political course this is according to the belorussian central election commission and now this parliamentary election the ballot was and then preceded that number of international observers with more than four hundred observers of which were from the european union some of the international observers criticized the election calling them undemocratic and saying that the members of the opposition were not registered in the course of the campaign and had very little airtime on television which violates all democratic norms now such a result of the election comes as no surprise to most of the political analyst i spoke to some of them inside brother was just last week saying that they would not expect anything different from this election mainly because the opposition in the country had been divided part of the opposition decided to boycott the election and other part of the opposition withdrew from the election at the very last moment this election paints a very grim picture for.