On Monday, August 10, 2020, Belarus police used rubber bullets and tear gas to break up fresh protests challenging the result of a controversial weekend presidential election, witnesses and reports said. Several thousand protesters took to the streets of the capital Minsk for the second night of post-election rallies, with opposition supporters shouting and hundreds of cars honking their horns and waving flags. Some shouted “Shame” and “Long live Belarus,” an AFP correspondent said from the scene. READ ALSO: Belarus elections: Lukashenko wins poll to serve 6th term Police in full riot gear...