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 14.
Resistance
- Residents of the Chkalauski district in Minsk put up an anti-war poster and painted graffiti “Glory to Ukraine”.
Support for Ukrainians and Belarusians
- Residence permits in Poland are planned to be issued to Belarusians under a simplified procedure, it is expected that the decree will come into force this week – Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s Office, National Anti-Crisis Management, and Centre of Belarusian Solidarity report following the results of today's meeting at the Ministry of Interior and Administration of Poland.
- Belarusians, together with Ukrainians, have created a website for help to those who fled the war. Information on support initiatives, legalization in the EU countries, and employment/training is constantly updated and supplemented.
- Belarusians of London, together with other residents of the city, took part in a rally in support of Ukraine.
- Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, in frames of the “Spotlight of the regions” initiative, held a call with residents of Marjina Horka, who told how their district resists the war and helps Ukraine.
- “A Country to Live in” Foundation has opened a free shelter in Warsaw for women and children who fled the war in Ukraine.
- The Belarusian Association of Workers continues to help the Belarus Kalinouski Battalion and reports that recently, with the support of the foundation humanosh.org, an SUV was delivered to the fighters.
- An anti-war rally in memory of the victims of the war in Ukraine was held at the Russian Embassy in Tel Aviv.
- The Kalinouski Battalion has received a new batch of ammunition, and its fighters send their regards to everyone from the front line.
- In one of Kyiv's courtyards, children draw Belarusian and Ukrainian flags.
- The BYSOL Foundation has sent another pickup truck for the military to Ukraine.
Information front
- BYPOL has published a video investigation on how the regime is fighting Belarusian partisans who are participating in the rail war and opposing the war in Ukraine.
- Andrei Stryzhak, the co-founder of the BYSOL Foundation, spoke live on the 5th Ukrainian channel about helping Ukrainians during the war and why the victory of Ukraine is important for Belarusians as well.
- Videos #BelarusWithUkraine, which remind that Belarusians stand in solidarity with Ukraine and oppose the war, are gaining popularity on TikTok.
