Dylevsky and fellow presidium member Maxim Znak entered the premises of the Investigative Committee of the State Security Committee of the Republic of Belarus (KGB) for interrogation; they were later released. On 24 August 2020, Dylevsky was detained by the security services along with fellow presidium member Olga Kovalkova whilst they both attempted to support striking workers at the Minsk Tractor Works factory. He was sentenced to 10 days' imprisonment the following day. As of 27 August 2020, Dylevsky's lawyer has been unable to meet with him. On 21 September 2020 he was released from prison. In October 2020, Dylevsky left Belarus to resettle in Warsaw. Awards and recognitions In December 2020, Dylevsky was named among the representatives of the Democratic Belarusian opposition, honored with the Sakharov Prize by the European Parliament. References 1989 births Living people Politicians from Minsk Belarusian dissidents Belarusian political prisoners Missing people Belarusian engineers