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On October 17, the Japanese writer Ryu Morkami died. In Belarus, five of his books are recognized as "able to harm national interests". What exactly can the Japanese writer threaten Belarus? Behind this absurdity is a very real and well-known logic, writes in the column of the deputy director of the Belarusian Council of Culture Nadezhda Gortskaya. Source: @belarus novosti/TikTok.

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On October 17, the Japanese writer Ryu Morkami died. In Belarus, five of his books are recognized as "able to harm national interests". What exactly can the Japanese writer threaten Belarus? Behind this absurdity is a very real and well-known logic, writes in the column of the deputy director of the Belarusian Council of Culture Nadezhda Gortskaya. Source: @belarus novosti/TikTok.

On October 17, the Japanese writer Ryu Morkami died. In Belarus, five of his books are recognized as "able to harm national interests". What exactly can the Japanese writer threaten Belarus? Behind this absurdity is a very real and well-known logic, writes in the column of the deputy director of the Belarusian Council of Culture Nadezhda Gortskaya. Source: @belarus novosti/TikTok.

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