The leak by anonymous hackers is in retaliation to the arrests of street demonstrators against President Alexander Lukashenko, a statement says.
Anonymous hackers who leaked the personal data of 1,000 Belarusian police officers are threatening to release more information if crackdowns against protesters continue.Many police officers in Belarus have covered their faces as they try to control demonstrationsPresident Alexander Lukashenko's Government has vowed to find and punish those who leaked the informationsaid the leaks were in retaliation to the arrests of street demonstrators against President Alexander Lukashenko.
The loyalty of the security forces is crucial to Mr Lukashenko's ability to cling on to power following last month's presidential election.The Government says it arrested 390 women on Saturday for protesting against President Alexander Lukashenko.
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