Any Belarusian can join the Movement and choose from numerous options to resist the war and Belarus’ regime. Read the Manifest.
Here is an overview of the Movement on March 30.
Sabotage
- The Belarusian Sport Solidarity Foundation appealed to the European and Asian football federations to ban Belarusian national football team from neutral venues. Belarus' territory is already forbidden for international matches, and the Foundation is working on further restrictions because of the repressions in the Belarusian football.
- A community of honest civil servants are sending a petition to international foreign ministries urging diplomats to prevent the identification of the regime's actions with the position of the Belarusian people, recognize Lukashenka as a war criminal, support Belarus' sovereignty by facilitating the withdrawal of Russian troops, and address discrimination against Belarusians.
- As the result of the campaign of Belarusians organized by the National Anti-Crisis Management to pressure European companies, the German manufacturer of medicines and dietary supplements Dr. Theiss announced its decision to stop advertising on Belarus' regime-controlled TV.
Support for Ukrainians and Belarusians
- The Belarusian volunteer movement in Ukraine is growing and gaining momentum. Belarusians formed another unit, named Pahonia, as part of the International Legion.
- The Czech Republic changed its law to let Belarusians get residence permits. Prior to this decision, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Office had been in contact with Czech Foreign Ministry, while the Belarusian diaspora was pushing the government.
- Belarusians distribute leaflets on how the military can surrender to Ukrainians to save their own lives.
- Palina Brodzik, coordinator of the Free Belarus Center, and volunteers from various European cities told about how Belarusians have been helping Ukrainians throughout the war.
- The Women's Veteran Movement medics gave a lecture for the Kastus Kalinouski Battalion's EMTs and mobile unit members.
