At the beginning of 1995, he was fired and worked as a journalist for a number of Russian and Belarusian non-state newspapers (Belorusskaya Delovaya Gazeta, Moskovskiye Novosti, Imya, Narodnaya Volya).

[2] In 2006, Elena Novozhilova, a journalist for the Belarusian News website, published the facts of using her articles in the American newspaper New Russian Word under the name of Alyaksandr Feduta.

Under another appeal in defense of Feduta and other arrested writers, artists, journalists, scientists, addressed to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and other interstate structures, singer Yuri Shevchuk, TV presenter Alexander Arkhangelsky, literary critic Nikolai Bogomolov, poets Mikhail Aizenberg, Natalya Gorbanevskaya and Timur Kibirov signed and dozens of other cultural and scientific figures from Russia, Lithuania, Ukraine, Estonia and other countries.

In June 2015, Alyaksandr Feduta expressed his attitude to the scandal surrounding the installation and replacement of the plaque on the monument to A. S. Pushkin in Mogilev.

On September 5, 2022, the Minsk Regional Court sentenced Alexander Feduta to 10 years in prison in a maximum security colony.