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[編輯]明斯克是白俄羅斯犯罪率最高的城市，每10,000位公民中便有193.5個人犯罪。[1][2] 白俄羅斯20-25％的嚴重犯罪行為、55%的賄賂和67%的手機盜竊事件在明斯克發生。[1][3]然而，首席檢察官格里戈里·瓦西里維奇（Grigory Vasilevich）卻表示，2008年明斯克兇殺率的「比較好」。[4]
2009年至2010年期間，明斯克的犯罪率大幅增長：[1]例如，2009年明斯克腐敗犯罪的數量增長了36％。[5] Crime detection level varies from 13% in burglary[6] to 92% in homicide[7] with an average 40.1%.[8] Many dwellers are concerned for their safety at night and the strongest concern was expressed by residents of Chizhovka and Shabany microdistricts (both in Zavodski District).[7]
The SIZO-1 detention center, IK-1 general prison, and the KGB special jail called "Amerikanka" are all located in Minsk. Alexander Lukashenko's rivals in the 2010 presidential election were imprisoned in the KGB jail[9] along with other prominent politicians and civil activists. Ales Michalevic, who was kept in this jail, accused the KGB of using torture.[10][11]
- ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Лукашенко недоволен минскими властями. TUT.BY. 29 June 2010 （俄語）.
- ^ Уровень преступности в Минской области – один из самых высоких в стране. TUT.BY. 25 January 2011 （俄語）.
- ^ Кражи составляют в Минске около 70% преступлений. TUT.BY. 18 April 2011 （俄語）.
- ^ Генпрокуратура анализирует состояние с преступностью в Беларуси по коэффициенту преступности. interfax.by. 2 October 2008 （俄語）.
- ^ В Минске увеличивается число выявленных коррупционных преступлений – Генпрокуратура. interfax.by. 10 March 2010 （俄語）.
- ^ Я из ЖЭСа. Разрешите вас обокрасть!. interfax.by. 2 January 2009 （俄語）.
- ^ 7.0 7.1 Рейтинг всех служб и подразделений ГУВД Мингорисполкома вырос, National Law Portal of Belarus (10 February 2006). 互聯網檔案館的存檔，存檔日期23 July 2011.
- ^ В Минске снижается число хищений сотовых телефонов – Генпрокуратура. interfax.by. 27 October 2009 （俄語）.
- ^ Lukashenka`s presidential rivals held in KGB jail 互聯網檔案館的存檔，存檔日期18 May 2013., Belarus News (21 December 2010)
- ^ Mikhalevich to complain to UN Committee Against Torture about his detention conditions in KGB jail 互聯網檔案館的存檔，存檔日期18 May 2013., Belarus News (28 February 2011)
- ^ Belarus 'tortured protesters in jail'. BBC News. 2011-03-01 （英語）.