Human rights
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Belarusian journalist Andrei Mialeshka was not allowed to Georgia, where he lives
The famous Belarusian journalist Andrei Mialeshka was not allowed to Georgia, where he has been living nhs for recent years.
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Human rights activists report on the second wave of amnesty for political prisoners
Human rights activists have become aware of about 12 new releases of political prisoners. It is claimed that among those who were released, there is a person who had “more than two years left before the expiration of the term.”…
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Belarus is on the list of the worst countries for workers
Belarus is one of the ten countries in the world with the worst situation with workers’ rights.
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Belarusian human rights activists have counted the repressed over the past four years
At least 36,418 people have been subjected to administrative prosecution since May 29, 2020 in Belarus. This is the conclusion reached by the Human rights center ”Viasna.”
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The UN Committee recognized discrimination against two Belarusian women arrested in 2017
On March 7, the UN Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women published a decision on the complaint of Belarusian citizens Elena Dubovik and Marina Dubina.
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The human rights situation in Belarus remains critical
Belarusian human rights defenders have prepared an overview of the human rights situation in Belarus in February. It notes that the situation “remains critical.”
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The “Emergency Humanitarian Aid Service” has been created for the Belarusian repressed
Andrei Stryzhak, co-founder and head of the BySol Solidarity Fund, human rights activist announced the creation of an “Emergency Humanitarian Aid Service” to support the repressed.
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The UN Human Rights Committee demands “urgent protection” of Siarhei Tsikhanouski
The UN has requested Minsk authorities to ensure the physical and moral well-being of the oppositionist Siarhei Tsikhanouski and his access to qualified medical assistance, lawyers, and family.
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At least 65 persons have been prosecuted for help from INeedHelpBY
During a massive raid by security forces at the end of January, at least 257 people were persecuted, most of them women.
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Belarusian human rights activists create a virtual gallery of artworks of political prisoners
The Human Rights center “Viasna” collects artworks of Belarusian political prisoners that were created in prisons. It’s named PrisonArt.
