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 23.
Resistance
- Reserve officer Yauhen Vilski addressed the Belarusian military urging them to refuse to participate in the war against Ukraine.
- Belarusians in Mazyr and Homiel drew anti-war graffiti.
- Christians of Ukraine, Belarus and Russia launched their common telegram channel as they stood up united against the war.
Support for Ukrainians and Belarusians
- Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya arrived in Poland to support Belarusian and Ukrainian volunteers and humanitarian initiatives.
- Belarusians developed a platform to help Ukrainian refugees locate free housing.
- Minsk partisans hung the flag of Ukraine in support of the Ukrainian people.
- Pavel Latushka called on Western leaders to launch an investigation into Lukashenka for the violence he inflicts on the people of Ukraine.
- BYSOL sent another convoy to Ukraine. This time, the Foundation donated an ambulance to a voluntary mobile hospital.
- The Kupalautsy independent theater group presented a project in support of Ukrainian artists.
- Belarusian Andrei Barysevich arranged with the government of the Azores for accommodating 200 Ukrainian refugees.
- The Belarusian diaspora of Polish Białystok purchased first-aid kits for the Ukrainian territorial defense.
- The RAZAM Belarusian association donated 10 folding wheelchairs to a hospital in Kyiv and sent another 10 to Lviv.
- Belarusian Filip Haurylau founded a project of support for Ukrainians in need.
Awareness campaign
