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  • Draft Law “On the Committee on Civil Service Ethics and Anti-Corruption”

    The draft law proposes establishing an independent body to prevent corruption and strengthen integrity in public service through asset declaration verification, conflict-of-interest oversight, whistleblower protection, and the investigation of…

    Draft Constitution of the Republic of Belarus

    The constitutional draft proposes a transition to a parliamentary republic, where power belongs to the people, human rights are the highest value, elections are protected from fraud, and the judiciary and local self-government are independent.

    New elections

    This package of documents combines a concept for electoral reform with practical solutions for future elections, including the formation of election commissions, signature collection, observers’ rights, vote counting, and election protocols.

    Draft Law “On the President of the Republic of Belarus”

    The draft law proposes a new model of presidential power: instead of a personalized hierarchy with excessive authority, it envisions a head of state with representative functions in a parliamentary republic, accountable to society.

    Draft Statute of the Sojm

    The draft law regulates the work of a unicameral parliament, restoring its historical name, the Soim. Its structure and procedures safeguard political pluralism, public debate on legislation, and the accountability of its members.

    Draft Organic Law “On the National Council of Justice of the Republic of Belarus”

    The draft law proposes establishing an independent body of judicial self-governance to separate decisions on judicial appointments, careers, and disciplinary matters from political influence and restore public trust in the justice system in the New…

    Draft Organic Law “On Local Self-Governance in the Republic of Belarus”

    The draft law proposes replacing the centralized presidential model with genuine local self-government, ensuring that decisions affecting cities, towns, and villages are made closer to the people they impact and with greater public oversight.

    Draft Organic Law of the Republic of Belarus “On Gender Equality”

    The draft law turns gender equality from a declaration into enforceable rules. It introduces a ban on discrimination, obligations for the state and employers, protection against harassment, and clear mechanisms for filing complaints.

    Draft Law “On the Government of the Republic of Belarus”

    The draft law reforms the model of executive power. The government is based on a parliamentary majority, reports publicly to the Soim, and is accountable to both the Soim and citizens for its performance.
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