This autumn for many Belarusians was sorrowful not only because of repression but also a new wave of COVID-19. While the world is vaccinated with WHO-recognized vaccines and slowly removes restrictions, Belarusians get sick...
On August 9, 2020, Belarusians, outraged by the dictator’s brazen falsification of the presidential election results, massively took to the streets of cities, villages and towns to show their categorical disagreement with what has...
August 2020 has entered a lot of new names for Belarusian history. Since then, every month, the world hears about new activists and repressions against them. In particular, about those who went on strike...
From the first days of the strikes in August, workers of enterprises who embarked on the path of struggle against the Lukashenka regime got support and assistance. People supported them financially, morally, recorded videos,...
In August 2020, workers joined the fight against the Lukashenka regime. They formed strike committees at large enterprises of Belarus, which went out to protest actions, announced going on strike until their fulfiling their...
We devoted our first material to the slave labour of minors – however, the state treats both students and adults in the same way. In 2018, data appeared in the “Global Slavery Index” that...
In the XXI century, there are still places in Belarus that cannot be called anything else. Perhaps, penal camps are the best definition for medical and labour dispensaries. These are places where, since Soviet...
According to the USA State Department statistics, Belarusian police identified 109 victims of human trafficking last year. And 107 of them were subjected to sexual violence. There are 34 minors among the victims. These...
Animal defenders are people with an active position, so they joined the fight against the Lukashenka regime. They see the ins and outs of the criminal authorities because, for many years, they have been...
Animals in Belarus need protection almost more than people. Political prisoners go through torture in prisons, and dogs and cats – in temporary detention centres, on the streets and even in their own families....