News about protests, Belarus

The #Belarus regime must be held accountable for the lives and health of all political prisoners. Lukashenka will answer for every act of torture and every breach of basic rights. We can't rest until everyone unlawfully detained is freed and the real criminals face justice. pic.twitter.com/UM2YkCYwha

In #Belarus, dictator Lukashenka has not only threatened his political opponents residing in exile abroad with the seizure of their properties back home but also with the persecution of their family members: nashaniva.com/341537

#Belarus In the first three months of this year, close to 1000 individuals have been arrested, as reported by @viasna96. Among them, a third are women. This figure remains tentative as human rights defenders lack comprehensive data on the extent of repression in the country.

#Belarus I won't disclose details. A lecture in Minsk on a significant historical topic for Belarusians. The room was packed, with even children. Many ask me about the absence of protests or a visible movement. Here it lies: people turn to culture & history when politics is…