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Belarus’ oppositional Association of Journalists forced to transfer its website to a new domain

NUJU By NUJU
23.11.2023
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For almost 20 years, the website of the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ), which is opposed to the Lukashenko regime, has been located on baj.by and remains the main source of information about events, problems, trends, and opportunities in the media industry in Belarus.

However, the BAJ now faces the threat of confiscation of the mentioned domain name by the Belarusian authorities, the association reports.

Understanding the danger, on November 21, the BAJ site moved to a new international domain address – baj.media.

Email is changing as well. The main mailbox of the organization and the editorial office of the site: [email protected], and the address for international contacts: [email protected].

 

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