women's march

The reputed Belarusian activist Volha Harbunova is suspected of staging women’s marches in the year of 2020. She was arrested on November 9.

Women’s protest does not stop.

A column of Belarusian feminists attended the Women’s March in Kyiv

Since August 15, every Saturday in Minsk, Belarusians went to a Women’s March against police brutality and as a sign of solidarity with everyone who yearns for change in the country. Women came out demanding Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s resignation, new elections, release of political prisoners and investigation of all acts of violence against civilians. Women with flowers in their hands and in white dresses became a symbol of the new Belarus, known all over the world.

The protagonists of the photo exhibition are women who set the tone for peaceful protest in Belarus

On December 7, Belarusian Natallia Hersche, who also holds Swiss citizenship, has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for removing a balaclava from a riot police officer during a protest rally on September 19.

On Saturday, a traditional women’s march took place in Minsk, as well as a rally of people with disabilities.

Volha Shparaha, a Belarusian philosopher and member of the opposition Coordination Council, has been forced out of Belarus.

Detentions began almost immediately

The list of detainees is published on the center’s website.