Tyga cancels concert after Human Rights Foundation raises concerns

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Tyga is pulling out of a controversial concert appearance in Belarus after being urged by a human rights group to cancel,

A human rights group is asking Tyga to cancel an upcoming show in Belarus, claiming the rapper is a pawn in the upcoming election that could end the 26-year reign of dictator Alexander Lushashenko.