Any Belarusian can join the Movement and choose from numerous options to resist the war and Belarus' regime.
Here is an overview of the Movement on June 16.
Support for Belarusians and Ukrainians
- A Belarusian woman organized a co-working space in Berlin for war refugees.
- A demonstration was held outside the Vilnius office of the European Commission calling on the European Commission to give a recommendation to Ukraine to obtain the candidate status for joining the European Union.
- Belarusian conductor Vital Aleksiayonak, Kapellmeister of Opera in Düsseldorf, Germany, dedicated a musical evening to Maryia Kalesnikava.
- Belarusian Solidarity, together with the Coordinating Council and the Center of the Belarusian Solidarity, will hold an offline seminar on digital security on June 18.
Resistance
- Belarusians of Barauliany came out to picket against the regime.
- Partisans of Chyzhouka Minsk region had a demonstration in support of honest advocates.
Sabotage
Awareness campaign
- Valeriy Kavaleuski, the head of the Cabinet of Tsikhanouskaya’s Representatives, in an interview with a Ukrainian media, told how Belarusians help Ukraine and why it was necessary to open Tsikhanouskaya’s Representative Office in Kyiv.
- Yury Khashchevatsky, Khatsia Dekanaidze, Katsia Glod answered the most topical questions in Anatoli Liabedzka's anti-war stream.
- Anatoli Liabedzka in an interview to Kyiv TV channel spoke about the Belarusian army and whether it will attack Ukraine, what is happening in Belarus now and how Belarusians are being repressed for everything.
- The fourth issue of the podcast “I Stay” was released about those Belarusians who, despite threats and repression, decided to stay.
- Belarusians are working on blocking propaganda channels.
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