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 12.
Support for Ukrainians and Belarusians
- The Belarusian diaspora in the UK collected and delivered aid for Belarusian volunteers in Ukraine.
- The Free Belarus Center and Poland’s Gotowi do działania Foundation, supported by firefighters from Polish town Kenty, sent humanitarian aid to Ukraine. The truck with medications, protection means, food, and hygiene items is already in Kyiv.
- The Free Belarus Center has already arranged 32 evacuation buses since the war started. The Center also organized a transit station for refugees in Kyiv.
- The chatbot maintained by the Coordination Council called on its users to support Ukrainian businesses.
- The BYSOL Foundation purchased a special off-roader for doctors and reserved two more vehicles for ambulances and 70 body armor. The Foundation brings suppliers and buyers together and facilitates the delivery of thousands of protection means units to Ukraine.
- Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya and her team held a call with Belarusian initiatives that provide assistance to Belarusian volunteers and Ukrainians within the Anti-War Movement. BYSOL, Center for the Belarusian Solidarity, Medical Solidarity Foundation, representatives of Belarusian diasporas in the US, France, and the Czech Republic, joined the call and agreed to join their efforts.
- A charity concert in support of Ukraine was held in Vilnius, with Belarusian, Ukrainian, and Lithuanian artists performing.
Resistance
- Students of Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics wrote anti-war slogans on some buildings in the campus.
Awareness campaign
- The Honest People initiative released a video exposing propaganda about Ukraine. Belarusians share truthful information online and distribute leaflets offline.
