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 April 5.
Sabotage
- The International Committee for the Investigation of Torture in Belarus joined the Belarusian Anti-War Movement to document cases of state abuse and torture of participants in the anti-war protests. Now, the Committee is gathering information on the repressions that followed in Belarus after the war broke out.
- A mother of 7 children renounced her Order of Mother conferred by Lukashenka's administration in protest against the war.
Support for Ukrainians and Belarusians
- Comedian Slava Komissarenko will donate all the proceeds from his concert in Warsaw to support Ukraine.
- Homiel residents handed over another batch of humanitarian aid to Ukrainians living by the frontier.
Awareness campaign
- ByProsvet released an update on the relevant leaflet and sticker designs. Belarusians print them out to distribute.
- Pavel Latushka, in an interview to the Ukrainian Espreso.TV, spoke about Belarusians' railway sabotage, anti-war information campaigns, monitoring of Russian military equipment movements in Belarus, and other support for Ukrainians.
- Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's advisor Franak Viacorka explained why some companies “punish” Belarusians instead of the regime, the embassies suspend issuing visas, and what the Office does to solve these issues.
- The Spotlight of the Regions initiative released a coverage on how the war has affected the Santa Bremor company. The company is planning to dismiss a thousand people, some employees' payments have been halved, and the company's press service confirms “the situation is not easy”.
